Definition of cross-reference - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
comparisoncompare information from different sources
- Researchers cross-reference data from various studies.
2.
add referencesadd cross-references to a document
- Authors often cross-reference their work for clarity.
Noun
text navigationnote directing to related information elsewhere
- See the cross-reference on page 10 for more details.
Origin of cross-reference
English, cross (across) + reference (mention)
Terms with cross-reference included in their meaning
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cross-reference
used to refer readers to another text section
accounting
verify and cross-reference financial records for accuracy
Examples of cross-reference in a sentence
To verify the facts, journalists often cross-reference multiple sources. Editors cross-reference citations to ensure accuracy. You should cross-reference the data with previous reports. The document includes a cross-reference to the appendix. Check the cross-reference for additional sources.
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- French:croiser, renvoi, ...
- German:vergleichen, Querverweis, ...
- Italian:confrontare, rimando, ...
- Spanish:comparar, referencia cruzada, ...
- Portuguese:cruzar, referência cruzada, ...
- Chinese:交叉比对, 参照, ...
- Japanese:照合する, 参照, ...
- Arabic:قَارَنَ, إحالة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצְלִיב, הַפְנָיָה צוֹלֶבֶת, ...
- Russian:сопоставлять, перекрестная ссылка, ...
- Ukrainian:звіряти, перехресне посилання, ...
- Hindi:मिलान करना, क्रॉस-संदर्भ, ...
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