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across (EN)
préposition, adverbe

préposition “across”

across
  1. à travers
    She walked across the bridge to reach the other side of the park.
  2. de l'autre côté de
    The park is right across the river from my house.
  3. à travers (dans un espace spécifique, comme le ciel)
    The moon was moving across the sky.
  4. à l'extrémité de
    He quickly glanced across the table to see if anyone had noticed his mistake.
  5. en croisant
    Draw a line across the page, dividing it into two sections.
  6. à travers (tout au long de)
    The news of the discovery spread across the city by noon.
  7. sur (une période de temps)
    Her influence has stretched across decades, inspiring generations.
  8. au courant de
    To stay competitive, the CEO ensures she is always across the latest market trends.

adverbe “across”

across (more/most)
  1. de part et d'autre
    The cat woke up on the table and jumped across.
  2. de l'autre côté
    The boat trip has taken a long time―when will we be across?
  3. en travers
    She reached across to grab the salt.
  4. horizontalement
    The clue for 7 across was really challenging, but I finally solved it.