Cruzaste (en. Crossed)

/kɾuˈsaste/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To pass from one side to the other of a line, a path, or an obstacle.

You crossed the street without looking.

Cruzaste la calle sin mirar.

To intersect or cross something, especially referring to an object or image.

You crossed the finish line first.

Cruzaste la línea de meta primero.

To join or bring together two things, such as paths or destinations.

You crossed two paths in your life.

Cruzaste dos caminos en tu vida.

From Latin 'cruciare', which means 'to make a cross'.

you crossed the road

You moved from one side to the other of the path.

cruzaste el camino

you crossed your fingers

You made a gesture of hope, wishing for something to go well.

cruzaste los dedos

you did not cross borders

You did not exceed limits or restrictions.

no cruzaste fronteras

cruzar

Action of moving from one side to the other.

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cruce

Place where paths intersect.

cruce

cruz

Geometric figure formed by two lines that cross each other.

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To run into someone

I ran into him at the bar last night.

Me crucé con él en el bar anoche.

To cross one's arms

I was so frustrated that I crossed my arms and did nothing.

Estaba tan frustrado que me crucé de brazos y no hice nada.