Перевод слова

Перевод: across

[наречие]
поперек; в ширину; на той стороне; по ту сторону; на ту сторону; сквозь; через; крест-накрест;
[предлог]
поперек; через; сквозь

Тезаурус:

1. Youths in outsize hats, lounging in the doorways of shops and cafes, with hands thrust deep into their pockets, gossip and smoke, jog on the spot to keep warm, or lob snowballs at each other across the road, over the roofs of passing cars.
2. As far as I know they are the original studs, measuring 23mm across.
3. 8 cm across.
4. MASS brutality by the Romanian regime on the streets of Bucharest and cities and towns across the country cast a chilling shadow over Eastern Europe's momentous year of democratic change yesterday.
5. Across the upper half of the poster, someone had scrawled, " Un verre, c'est con.
6. I got into the seat next to him and he quickly drove off, heading out of the village and down the road towards the Orne bridges, leaving a cloud of dust following close behind, no doubt attracting the attention of the German gunners and mortars a short distance away across the fields.
7. The posting, which places her in command of some 12,000 soldiers across four counties, makes her the first woman brigadier to be appointed to a command role.
8. Vanne took the first boat trip across Lake Tanganyika to Gombe Stream Chimpanzee Reserve with Jane in 1960, when the authorities refused to give a 20-year-old girl permission to set up camp on her own.
9. A thick woollen blanket, charcoal grey with a band of dull red stitching across its upper and lower edges, formed a closely fitting blackout at his bedroom window.
10. A sharp shout of command - twelve troopers ranged themselves across the road.
11. Among the men facing Mr MacSharry across the table in Brussels will be his former Cabinet colleague, Michael O'Kennedy, the current Irish minister for agriculture.
12. I remember the smiles of delight which spread across the face of one mother when the little fleshly alarm clock which I had been handed, went off at the crucial moment.
13. Heavy dark green velvet curtains were partly drawn across these and allowed only a single column of light to enter the room.