cruzó
crossed
Verb cruzó
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Formal second-person singular (usted) preterite indicative form of cruzar.
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of cruzar.
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El perrito cruzó la carretera.
The small dog crossed the road.
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Cuando oyó el pitido, cruzó la calle.
When he heard the whistle, he crossed the street.
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La caballería enemiga cruzó el río por un vado desconocido.
The enemy cavalry crossed the river by an unknown ford.
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Ella se sentó y se cruzó de piernas.
She sat down and crossed her legs.
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Ese anciano cruzó la carretera con gran precaución.
The old man walked across the road carefully.
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Ella cruzó el extenso río nadando.
She swam across the wide river.
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Ann cruzó el río nadando.
Ann swam across the river.
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Él se cruzó con su viejo amigo mientras caminaba por el parque.
He came across his old friend while walking in the park.
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Tom cruzó el río para llegar a la casa de Mary.
Tom crossed the river to get to Mary's house.
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Una rata cruzó la ruta.
A rat ran across the road.
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