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cross-country
[ adjective kraws-kuhn-tree, kros-; noun kraws-kuhn-tree, -kuhn-, kros- ]
adjective
- directed or proceeding over fields, through woods, etc., rather than on a road or path:
a cross-country race.
- from one end of the country to the other:
a cross-country flight.
noun
- a cross-country sport or race.
cross-country
adjective
- by way of fields, woods, etc, as opposed to roads
cross-country running
- across a country
a cross-country railway
noun
- a long race held over open ground
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of cross-country1
Example Sentences
On the top of Helsby Hill, members of the Helsby Running Club are limbering up for a cross-country run with a view of the whole constituency spread below.
Running is Yee's strongest discipline and he has competed for Great Britain on the track and in cross-country, while his 5km best of 13:26 is the third-fastest ever by a British man.
He traveled cross-country and upended his entire young life for this last chance.
Growing up, I wasn't very sporty and I remember coming last in a cross-country race when I was 14.
Great Britain's Evie Richards has become the most successful female short track cross-country rider ever with victory in Brazil.
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