Question 1

What does "croiser" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

To arrange in the form of a cross.
To arrange one on top of the other.
To arrange a garment so that the sides overlap.
To place or hold a weapon so that it is pointed forward.
To twist slightly with a mill.
To traverse; to go; to pass across.
To make the same journey, but in the opposite direction, that is, one going and the other coming, when speaking of two people or two things.
To encounter in one's designs, in one's actions.
To breed specimens of different races.
To cross-check information.
To commit oneself by a solemn vow to a crusade, and, as a mark of this vow, to wear a cross on one's clothes (see croisé).
Said of garments whose sides overlap one another.
To go back and forth in some area, to wait for enemy vessels, to block a port and keep foreign ships away, when speaking of warships.
To go back and forth at sea, for civilian or commercial vessels.

Question 2

Where does the French word "croiser" come from?

Accepted Answer

from croix (cross).

Question 3

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Question 4

How to translate "croiser" into english?

Accepted Answer

cross-fertilize

croiser

Conjugation of the verb "croiser"