English · Common Verbs
/krɒst/
[/krɒst/]
past tense of cross
Past tense and past participle of 'cross': to have go from one side to another in the past.
We crossed the narrow wooden bridge carefully because the planks were old and wet.
We crossed the narrow wooden bridge carefully because the planks were old and wet.
From Latin 'crux, crucis' (a cross).
Used to describe a completed action in the past.