cross-Channel UK
krɒs-ˈtʃænəl
Definition

Definition of cross-Channel - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
geographyRareUKpertaining to events across the English ChannelRareUK
  • The cross-Channel race attracted many participants.
2.
Britain-France linkRareUKrelating to travel or communication between Britain and FranceRareUK
  • The cross-Channel ferry was delayed due to bad weather..
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Origin of cross-Channel

Latin, crux (cross) + French, canal (channel)

Examples of cross-Channel in a sentence

  • The cross-Channel flight was surprisingly quick.
  • Cross-Channel flights are often quick and convenient.
  • They planned a cross-Channel trip for their vacation.

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  1. French:transmanche, transfrontalier, ...
  2. German:grenzüberschreitend, zwischen Großbritannien und Frankreich, ...
  3. Italian:transmanico, ...
  4. Spanish:a través del canal, transcanal, ...
  5. Portuguese:transcanal, trans-Mancha, ...
  6. Chinese:跨海峡的, 跨英吉利海峡, ...
  7. Japanese:海峡横断の, 英仏海峡横断の, ...
  8. Arabic:عبر القناة, عَبْرَ المَانْش, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוֹצֵה תְּעָלַת לֵמָן, בֵּין אַנְגְּלִי-צָרְפָתִי, ...
  10. Russian:трансламаншевый, между Британией и Францией, ...
  11. Ukrainian:міжканальний, через Ла-Манш, ...
  12. Hindi:क्रॉस-चैनल, ब्रिटेन-फ्रांस यात्रा, ...
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