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cross over

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cross over 
1. to cross something such as a river or a street. This is a very wide river. Where do we cross over? Let's cross over here where it's shallow.
2. to change sides, from one to another. Some players from the other team crossed over and joined ours after the tournament.
3. Euph. to die. Uncle Herman crossed over long before Aunt Helen.
See also: cross

cross over something

to go some place by crossing a border, river, mountain range, etc. Do we want to cross over the river at this point? How do we cross over the highway?
See also: cross


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Through the years, the cross over to full suspension has become very popular.
The basic design involves a standard latin style or Christian cross with a Celtic knot placed over the area where both lines cross over.
 
 
 
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