crossing
Pronunciation: [ˈkrɔsɪŋ]
Word
Context: "transportation"
(noun) a place where people or vehicles can go across something, like a road, river, or train tracks. It's usually marked with signs to keep everyone safe.
Example
We waited at the crossing until the light turned green.
Example
There wasn't a crossing for several miles, so we had to walk a long way.
Example
Is there a crossing nearby where we can safely cross the street?
Context: "movement"
(verb) to move from one side to the other, like going across a road or river. It can mean going over something safely.
Example
The children are crossing the street together safely.
Example
She didn't cross the bridge because it looked too old.
Example
Did you see the squirrel crossing the road?
Context: "interaction"
(noun) the act of going from one place to another, often used in relationships or meetings. It can mean meeting someone or joining paths.
Example
Their crossing of paths at the park led to a beautiful friendship.
Example
The crossing of their ideas didn't happen because they disagreed too much.
Example
What do you think about the crossing of cultures in our community?
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