Cruzas (en. You cross)

/ˈkɾuθas/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Action of crossing or intersecting.

During the party, several people crossed paths on the dance floor.

Durante la fiesta, varias personas se cruzas en el baile.

It refers to the lines or marks that intersect.

The crosses on the map indicate the routes.

Las cruzas en el mapa indican las rutas.

verb

Conjugated form of the verb cruzar in the second person plural of the present subjunctive.

It is possible that you cross the street carefully.

Es posible que ustedes cruzas la calle con cuidado.

From Latin 'cruciare', which means to cross or to torture by means of a cross.

to take a misstep

to make an incorrect decision during a crossing.

dar un paso en falso

to cross one's fingers

to hope that something turns out well.

cruzar los dedos

at street level

in the place, in reality, which may imply crossing in an urban context.

a pie de calle

to cross

To move from one side to the other.

cruzar

crossing

Place where two roads meet.

cruce

cross

Symbol of the Christian religion formed by two intersecting lines.

cruz

Mentally crossing

Yesterday I crossed my mind thinking about my dog.

Ayer me crucé pensando en mi perro.

To cross the pond

She wants to cross the pond to live in Europe.

Ella quiere cruzar el charco para vivir en Europa.