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Dictionary French ← English: across

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SYNO	across \| crossways \| crosswise
across \| crossways \| crosswise © Princeton University

par {prep}

3

à travers {prep}

en travers {adv}

par-dessus {adv} {prep}

d'un côté à l'autre de {prep}

across [from one side to the other of]

d'un côté à l'autre {adv}

across [from one side to the other]

horizontalement {adv} [mots croisés]

across [in crosswords]

de l'autre côté {adv}

across [on or to the other side]

de l'autre côté de {prep}

across [opposite side of]

à travers qc. {adv}

across sth.

au travers de qc. {adv}

across sth.

2 Words: Others

en face de {prep}

across (from)

à travers champs {adv}

across country

2 Words: Verbs

tomber sur qn./qc.

to come across sb./sth.

rencontrer qn./qc. sur son chemin

to come across sb./sth.

croiser la route de qn./qc. [loc.]

to come across sb./sth. [idiom]

croiser le chemin de qn./qc. [loc.]

to come across sb./sth. [idiom]

achopper sur qc.

to come across sth.

buter contre qc.

to come across sth.

s'encoubler sur qc. [suisse] [trébucher]

to come across sth.

trouver qc. par hasard

to come across sth.

transp. couper qc. [route, voie ferrée]

to cut across sth.

auto traverser qc. en voiture

to drive across sth.

aviat. survoler qc.

to fly across sth.

traverser qc. [océan, pays, pièce]

to go across sth.

franchir qc. [pont]

to go across sth. [bridge]

faire traverser qn. qc.

to help sb. across sth.

franchir qc. d'un bond

to jump across sth. [e.g. chasm]

franchir qc. d'un bond

to leap across sth. [e.g. chasm]

gambader à travers qc.

to lope across sth.

bicyc. traverser qc. à vélo

to ride across sth. [cycle]

to skim across sth.

ricocher sur qc. [eau]

to skim across sth.

météo. balayer qc. [vent : plaine]

to sweep across sth. [wind across a plain]

traverser qc. à la nage

to swim across sth.

to walk across sth.

traverser qc. à pied

to walk across sth.

3 Words: Others

sur toute la ligne {adv}

across the board [idiom]

géogr. outre-Manche {adv}

across the Channel [across the English Channel]

à travers champs {adv}

across the fields

à rebours {adv}

across the grain

3 Words: Verbs

journ. s'étaler sur qc. [journal]

to be emblazoned across sth. [e.g. logo on a newspaper]

retomber sur qn./qc. [fam.]

to come across sb./sth. again

prendre à travers champs [loc.]

to go across country

géogr. voyager à travers l'Europe

to travel across Europe

4 Words: Verbs

faire 3 mètres de large [pièce]

to be 3 meters across [Am.] [room]

faire 3 mètres de large [pièce]

to be 3 metres across [Br.] [room]

textile être déchiré sur toute la largeur

to be torn right across

buter sur une difficulté

to come across a problem

tomber sur un bec [fam.] [loc.]

to come across a snag [coll.] [idiom]

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