Aller d'un côté à l'autre de quelque chose.
To go from one side of something to the other.
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Traversez la rue au feu. — Cross the street at the lights.
Marquez votre réponse d'une croix. — Mark your answer with a cross.
Ne sois pas fâché contre lui, il n'a que cinq ans. — Don't be cross with him, he's only five.
Le sentier traverse-t-il la rivière quelque part ? — Does the trail cross the river anywhere?
La carte indiquait une petite croix près du lac. — The map showed a small cross near the lake.
Elle était fâchée à cause du désordre. — She was cross about the mess.
Il faut traverser deux champs pour atteindre le lac. — You have to cross two fields to reach the lake.
Pourquoi y a-t-il une croix à côté de mon nom ? — Why is there a cross next to my name?
Maman est fâchée quand on est en retard. — Mum gets cross when we're late.
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