crosswise 音标拼音: [kr'ɔsw
, ɑɪz]
ad . 斜地,成十字状地,交叉地
斜地,成十字状地,交叉地
crosswise adv 1 :
not in the intended manner ; "
things are going crosswise "
2 :
transversely ; "
the marble slabs were cut across " [
synonym :
{
across }, {
crosswise }, {
crossways }]
adj 1 :
lying or extending across the length of a thing or in a cross direction ; "
a crosswise street "; "
the crosswise dimension " [
ant : {
lengthways }, {
lengthwise }]
2 :
in the shape of (
a horizontal piece on )
a cross Crosswise \
Cross "
wise `\ (-
w ?
z `),
adv .
In the form of a cross ;
across ;
transversely . --
Longfellow .
[
1913 Webster ]
67 Moby Thesaurus words for "
crosswise ":
across ,
across the grain ,
athwart ,
athwartships ,
awkward ,
bendwise ,
bias ,
biased ,
biaswise ,
bulky ,
catercorner ,
catercornered ,
choking ,
clumsy ,
constrictive ,
contrariwise ,
contrary ,
contrawise ,
counterproductive ,
crisscross ,
cross ,
cross -
grained ,
crossing ,
crossway ,
crossways ,
cumbersome ,
diagonal ,
hindering ,
hindersome ,
hulking ,
hulky ,
impractical ,
in the way ,
inconvenient ,
inhibiting ,
inhibitive ,
interrupting ,
interruptive ,
kittycorner ,
oblique ,
obliquely ,
obstructing ,
obstructive ,
obstruent ,
occlusive ,
overthwart ,
perverse ,
ponderous ,
repressive ,
restrictive ,
sideways ,
sidewise ,
slant ,
stifling ,
strangling ,
suppressive ,
thwart ,
thwartly ,
thwartways ,
transversal ,
transverse ,
transversely ,
traverse ,
troublesome ,
unhandy ,
unmanageable ,
unwieldy
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