Definition of cross-step in English:

cross-step

noun ˈkrɒ(s)stɛp

1Especially in dancing, gymnastics, etc.: a step in which one foot is crossed over another; the action of taking such a step or steps.
2Surfing. A step or series of steps in which a surfer walking along a longboard crosses one foot over the other, typically to get to the nose; this technique.

verb ˈkrɒ(s)stɛp

1no object Especially in dancing, gymnastics, etc.: to make a step in which one foot crosses over another; to move forwards, backwards, or sideways using such a step or steps.
2no object Surfing. To walk on a longboard using the cross-step technique.

Origin

Early 18th century. From cross- + step<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in Mind & Body. From cross- + step.

Definition of cross-step in US English:

cross-step

nounˈkrɒ(s)stɛp

1Especially in dancing, gymnastics, etc.: a step in which one foot is crossed over another; the action of taking such a step or steps.
2Surfing. A step or series of steps in which a surfer walking along a longboard crosses one foot over the other, typically to get to the nose; this technique.

verbˈkrɒ(s)stɛp

1no object Especially in dancing, gymnastics, etc.: to make a step in which one foot crosses over another; to move forwards, backwards, or sideways using such a step or steps.
2no object Surfing. To walk on a longboard using the cross-step technique.

Origin

Early 18th century. From cross- + step<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in Mind & Body. From cross- + step.

词汇	cross-step
释义	Definition of cross-step in English: cross-step noun ˈkrɒ(s)stɛp 1Especially in dancing, gymnastics, etc.: a step in which one foot is crossed over another; the action of taking such a step or steps. 2Surfing. A step or series of steps in which a surfer walking along a longboard crosses one foot over the other, typically to get to the nose; this technique. verb ˈkrɒ(s)stɛp 1no object Especially in dancing, gymnastics, etc.: to make a step in which one foot crosses over another; to move forwards, backwards, or sideways using such a step or steps. 2no object Surfing. To walk on a longboard using the cross-step technique. Origin Early 18th century. From cross- + step<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in Mind & Body. From cross- + step. Definition of cross-step in US English: cross-step nounˈkrɒ(s)stɛp 1Especially in dancing, gymnastics, etc.: a step in which one foot is crossed over another; the action of taking such a step or steps. 2Surfing. A step or series of steps in which a surfer walking along a longboard crosses one foot over the other, typically to get to the nose; this technique. verbˈkrɒ(s)stɛp 1no object Especially in dancing, gymnastics, etc.: to make a step in which one foot crosses over another; to move forwards, backwards, or sideways using such a step or steps. 2no object Surfing. To walk on a longboard using the cross-step technique. Origin Early 18th century. From cross- + step<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in Mind & Body. From cross- + step.
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