intersect

英 [ˌɪntəˈsekt]

美 [ˌɪntərˈsekt]

v. 相交; 交叉; 横穿; 贯穿; 横断

第三人称单数：intersects　过去式：intersected　现在分词：intersecting　过去分词：intersected　

BNC.14941 / COCA.10941

牛津词典

verb

相交；交叉
to meet or cross each other
1. a pattern of intersecting streets
  纵横交错的街道图
2. The lines intersect at right angles.
  线条垂直相交。
3. The path intersected with a busy road.
  小路与一条繁忙的大路相交。
横穿；贯穿；横断
to divide an area by crossing it
1. The landscape is intersected with spectacular gorges.
  在大地景色中点缀着壮观的峡谷。

V-RECIP (线、道路)(与…)相交，(与…)交叉
If two or more lines or roadsintersect, they meet or cross each other. You can also say that one line or roadintersectsanother.
1. The orbit of this comet intersects the orbit of the Earth...
  这颗彗星的轨道与地球的轨道交叉。
2. The circles will intersect in two places...
  这两个圆将在两处交叉。
3. The centre of the city is full of tiny intersecting alleyways.
  市中心到处是纵横交错的小巷道。
V-RECIP (与…)交叉;(与…)相关联
If one thingintersects withanother or if two thingsintersect, the two things have a connection at a particular point.
1. ...the ways in which historical events intersect with individual lives...
  历史事件与个人生活发生关联的方式
2. Their histories intersect.
  他们的历史相互交叉。
VERB 横穿;贯穿;横断
If a place, area, or surfaceis intersected bythings such as roads or lines, they cross it.
1. The city is intersected by three main waterways.
  该城市由 3 条主要水路贯穿。

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