Meaning of Crossing
The action or process of going across something.
In simple words: The act of going from one side to another.
Crossing in a sentence
- The pedestrian is waiting at the crossing.
- They encountered an unusual crossing in the forest.
- Be careful when you approach the railway crossing.
- The crossing of cultures enriched the community.
- There is a duck crossing sign near the pond.
How to use Crossing
Use 'crossing' for both physical movements and figurative transitions. Avoid in overly formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
crossing + object
Memory hint
Think of a crosswalk — a place where people cross the street.
Related words
Collocations with Crossing
- railway crossing
- pedestrian crossing
- crossing the street
Synonyms for Crossing
- intersection
- crosswalk
- passage
- transfer
- ford
Opposites of Crossing
- staying
- remaining
Common mistakes with Crossing
- Confused with 'cross' as a verb and 'crossing' as a noun.
- Using 'crossing' in contexts where 'cross' is more appropriate.
- Incorrectly placing prepositions, e.g., 'crossing at the road' instead of 'crossing the road.'
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Frequently asked questions about Crossing
What does Crossing mean?
The act of going from one side to another.
What is the definition of Crossing?
The action or process of going across something.
How do you use Crossing in a sentence?
The pedestrian is waiting at the crossing.
Can you give another example of Crossing?
They encountered an unusual crossing in the forest.
What are synonyms for Crossing?
Common alternatives include intersection, crosswalk, passage, transfer, ford.
What is the opposite of Crossing?
Opposite meanings include staying, remaining.
What words go with Crossing?
It commonly pairs with railway crossing, pedestrian crossing, crossing the street.
What are common mistakes when using Crossing?
Confused with 'cross' as a verb and 'crossing' as a noun. Using 'crossing' in contexts where 'cross' is more appropriate. Incorrectly placing prepositions, e.g., 'crossing at the road' instead of 'crossing the road.'
How do you pronounce Crossing?
US: //ˈkrɔːs.ɪŋ//, UK: //ˈkrɒs.ɪŋ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Crossing?
Use 'crossing' for both physical movements and figurative transitions. Avoid in overly formal contexts.














