If you cross something such as a room, a road, or an area of land or water, you move or travel to the other side of it. If you cross to a place, you move or travel over a room, road, or area of land or water in order to reach that place.

A road, railway, or bridge that crosses an area of land or water passes over it.

Lines or roads that cross meet and go across each other.

If someone or something crosses a limit or boundary, for example the limit of acceptable behaviour, they go beyond it.

If an expression crosses someone's face, it appears briefly on their face.

A cross is a shape that consists of a vertical line or piece with a shorter horizontal line or piece across it. It is the most important Christian symbol.

If Christians cross themselves, they make the sign of a cross by moving their hand across the top half of their body.

If you describe something as a cross that someone has to bear, you mean it is a problem or disadvantage which they have to deal with or bear.

A cross is a written mark in the shape of an X. You can use it, for example, to indicate that an answer to a question is wrong, to mark the position of something on a map, or to indicate your vote on a ballot paper.

If a cheque is crossed, two parallel lines are drawn across it or printed on it to indicate that it must be paid into a bank account and cannot be cashed.

If you cross your arms, legs, or fingers, you put one of them on top of the other.

If you cross someone who is likely to get angry, you oppose them or refuse to do what they want.

Something that is a cross between two things is neither one thing nor the other, but a mixture of both.

In some team sports such as football and hockey, a cross is the passing of the ball from the side of the field to a player in the centre, usually in front of the goal.

A cross street is a road that crosses another more important road.