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traverse 【traverse】v.走过；横过The climber traversed a long horizontal crack in the face of the mountain slope.登山者横过山表斜坡上的水平裂缝。

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[trə'vɜːrs] 
traversetravel across
The verb traverse means to travel across an extended area. "Her dream was to traverse the country by car, so she could meet new people and see all the kitschy sites — like the giant roadside tire in Michigan or the shoe house in Pennsylvania."
The verb traverse can also mean "to span," to span a physical space or time. "The bridge traversed the river, linking the two cities." Traverse can be used for any crossing, but it often is used when implying the crossing will be difficult. "She was exhausted from traveling in the snowy conditions, but she still had to traverse an icy bridge before she would arrive safely home."
All forms of 'traverse' will appear on average once every 389 pages.untraversabletraversabletraversaltraversetraverseruntraversed

Front	traverse
Pron	[trə'vɜːrs]
Back	【traverse】v.走过；横过 The climber traversed a long horizontal crack in the face of the mountain slope. 登山者横过山表斜坡上的水平裂缝。
Vocab	traversetravel across The verb traverse means to travel across an extended area. "Her dream was to traverse the country by car, so she could meet new people and see all the kitschy sites — like the giant roadside tire in Michigan or the shoe house in Pennsylvania." The verb traverse can also mean "to span," to span a physical space or time. "The bridge traversed the river, linking the two cities." Traverse can be used for any crossing, but it often is used when implying the crossing will be difficult. "She was exhausted from traveling in the snowy conditions, but she still had to traverse an icy bridge before she would arrive safely home." All forms of 'traverse' will appear on average once every 389 pages. untraversable traversable traversal traverse traverser untraversed

Traverse Traversed Travel Verb Bridge Trə'Vɜːrs Traverse】V.走过；横过 Climber