cross-

• Celtic cross
• criss-cross
• cross
• cross-Channel
• cross check
• cross-check

• cross contamination
• cross-country
• cross-court
• cross cousin
• cross-cultural
• cross-dress

• cross-dresser
• cross-dressing
• crossed
• cross examination
• cross-examine
• cross-eyed

• appear »
  the replay appeared to show that his foot crossed the line ag féachaint ar an athimirt, bhí an chuma air go ndeachaigh a chos thar an líne
• band »
  a band of rain will be crossing the country beidh banda báistí ag trasnú na tíre
• border »
  to cross the border dul thar an teorainn
• bound »
  she crossed the ditch in a single bound chuaigh sí thar an díog d'aon abhóg amháin
• bridge »
  to cross a bridge dul trasna droichid, droichead a thrasnú
• careful »
  be careful crossing the street coimhéad thú féin ag dul trasna na sráide, bí ar d'aire ag dul trasna na sráide, bí san airdeall ag dul trasna na sráide
• carve »
  it was carved into the shape of a cross bhí sé snoite i gcruth croise
• criss-cross »
  they criss-cross the country bíonn siad ag dul ó cheann ceann na tíre
• criss-cross »
  she's criss-crossing the globe tá sí ag taisteal fud fad an domhain
• criss-cross »
  the lines criss-cross trasnaíonn na línte a chéile, téann na línte trasna ar a chéile
• criss-cross »
  the wood is criss-crossed with paths tá gréasán de chosáin ar fud na coille, tá cosáin anonn is anall ar fud na coille
• criss-cross »
  criss-cross lines línte a théann trasna ar a chéile, línte atá crosach ar a chéile
• criss-cross »
  criss-cross pattern patrún cliathach
• cross »
  cross that bridge when you come to it (also cross that bridge when you get to it) informal ná beannaigh don diabhal sin go mbeannaí sé duitwe'll cross that bridge when we come to it tabharfaimid aghaidh ar an deacracht sin nuair is gá
• cross »
  to keep your fingers crossed (also to cross your fingers) informalthey're keeping their fingers crossed for him tá siad ag guí go n-éireoidh leis
• cross »
  cross my heart (also cross my heart and hope to die) informal ar m'anam, ar m'fhocal, m'anam do Dhia, dar mo bhriathar
• cross »
  to cross the line dul thar fóir, dul thar cailc
• cross »
  cross sb's lips1 especially literary food, drinksweets don't cross my lips ní ithim milseáin, ní bhlaisim de mhilseáinnot a drop of whiskey crossed their lips níor ól siad oiread is deoir uisce beatha2 especially literary wordsthat word never crossed my lips ní dúirt mise an focal sin riamh, níor tháinig an focal sin amach as mo bhéal riamh
• cross »
  to cross sb's mindthe idea never crossed his mind níor rith an smaoineamh leis riamh
• cross »
  to cross sb's palm (with silver) airgead a chur i mbos duine