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ESLPod_0309_WE_0292 Describing Distances and Giving Directions The verb "to cross," in this podcast, means to go from one side to the other side of something: "Many dogs are hit by cars when they try to cross the street." A "cross" is also the symbol made when two lines cross each other (+ or x): "Please read the agreement and then sign your name where I've put a cross." When capitalized, the "Cross" is a symbol of Christianity, because Jesus Christ was hung and died on a wooden cross: "Catholics may kiss a small Cross at the church." Catholics may also "cross themselves," meaning that they use their hand to make the symbol of the cross on their chest. If a person is "cross," it means that he or she is angry, frustrated, annoyed, or in a bad mood: "Gregory is cross because he didn't get the job he applied for."

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ESLPod 309 cross Travel

Id	ESLPod_0309_WE_0292
Episode Id	ESLPod 309
Episode Title	Describing Distances and Giving Directions
Phrase	cross
Text	The verb "to cross," in this podcast, means to go from one side to the other side of something: "Many dogs are hit by cars when they try to cross the street." A "cross" is also the symbol made when two lines cross each other (+ or x): "Please read the agreement and then sign your name where I've put a cross." When capitalized, the "Cross" is a symbol of Christianity, because Jesus Christ was hung and died on a wooden cross: "Catholics may kiss a small Cross at the church." Catholics may also "cross themselves," meaning that they use their hand to make the symbol of the cross on their chest. If a person is "cross," it means that he or she is angry, frustrated, annoyed, or in a bad mood: "Gregory is cross because he didn't get the job he applied for."
Topics	Travel

Cross Symbol Eslpod Means Side Describing Distances Giving