English to English Dictionary

Cross-Cultural Tools

Instruments or methods designed to facilitate interaction and understanding between people from different cultural backgrounds.

Cross-Examination

The questioning of a witness by the opposing party during a trial.

Cross-Party

Relating to or involving multiple political parties working together.

Cross-border

Extending or moving across the border between two or more countries or regions.

Cross-cultural understanding

The ability to comprehend and appreciate the differences and similarities between cultures.

Crossbar

A horizontal bar that crosses between two vertical supports.

Crossing

The act of moving across or through something.

Crossness

The state of being cross; irritability or anger.

Crossover

A point or instance of crossing from one side to another.

Crossover-Excessive

Characterized by an excessive or extreme degree of crossover, often in contexts such as media, fashion, or behavior.

Crossroad

A place where two or more roads meet or cross each other.

Crosswire

A wiring configuration in which wires intersect or cross each other.