Definition of cross-train in English:

cross-train

verb

1with object Train (an employee) in more than one role or skill.
team members should be cross-trained to do other tasks in addition to their primary responsibilities
Example sentencesExamples
- If employees are cross-trained, then they are more likely to be able to help the member with that issue.
- We are a small company and you will be cross-trained on multiple platforms, in multiple roles.
- We will cross-train you in the various aspects of our business including marketing, sales, promotions, management, finance, and administration.
- Have a backup plan by cross-training some of your resources to perform multiple functions.
- We have made it a personal business philosophy to cross-train everyone, which allows us to identify particular skills and rearrange personnel as necessary.
- The wisest strategy is to up-skill and cross-train employees so that jobs are secured and recruitment investment is maximised.
- He said the move isn't permanent and was made just to cross-train the two players, who were drafted a year ago.
- The working group also will examine whether staff at the commission and the clerk's office should be cross-trained.
- Employees used to handle either domestic or international assignments, but now they'll be cross-trained on both.
- Cross-train each other to spread skills across the group.
1. 1.1no object Undergo training in more than one role or skill.
  people who cross-train will not only appreciate the work done by others, but will learn how to better support each other
  Example sentencesExamples
  Instead of doing the same boring tasks over and over, they get to cross train and improve their thinking skills.
  My force manager said I was too valuable as an avionics superintendent to cross-train to the first sergeant career field.
  She also cross-trained and became a clerk.
  Today, teams from different countries share information and cross-train with each other in an effort to better understand and eliminate these threats.
  Of these two might more easily cross-train to act as interpreters.
  This type of project allows our soldiers to cross-train, which makes them more valuable to the unit and the Army Reserve.
  If you don't cross-train with other teams, your learning stops very fast - there's only so much you know.
  Then, he invited the American Secret Service to cross-train with his people.
  Air Traffic Control officers may also cross-train if released for a few years.
  All positions are Full Time and provide agents with the opportunity to cross train into a management role.
2no object Engage in two or more sports or types of exercise in order to improve fitness or performance in one's main sport.
he was encouraged by friends to cross-train, further building his endurance through low-impact activities such as swimming and cycling
Example sentencesExamples
- I went from a runner and calisthenics freak to an athletic, cross-training, bodybuilding, martial arts gorilla.
- I cross-trained as hard as I could whenever I was unable to run to give myself every chance should the pain settle.
- She needs to cross-train by consistently including both endurance and power activities in her training programme.
- There's no denying that indoor cycling("spinning") can be a potent way to cross-train, to get better lungs and to develop impressive glutes.
- It's the perfect way to cross-train because it stretches tight muscles, increases range of motion, enhances balance, and improves alignment.
- About five days a week, I cross-train and do some cardio, usually 20 to 30 minutes elliptical, stationary bike or swimming.
- Moore has kept himself in good shape, even cross-training with the Harvard tennis team, before hitting the market as an unrestricted free agent.
- It was suggested that we cross-train two hours per day, and that on the weekends we should go for 5-6 hour hikes.
- It's helpful to cross-train to help alleviate boreÃÂdom, reduce injuries and use all your muscles.
- Similar to running, swimming is an optimal cardio workout and an impact-friendly way to cross-train.

Definition of cross-train in US English:

cross-train

verbˌkrôsˈtrān

1with object Train (an employee) in more than one role or skill.
team members should be cross-trained to do other tasks in addition to their primary responsibilities
Example sentencesExamples
- We have made it a personal business philosophy to cross-train everyone, which allows us to identify particular skills and rearrange personnel as necessary.
- Have a backup plan by cross-training some of your resources to perform multiple functions.
- Cross-train each other to spread skills across the group.
- The working group also will examine whether staff at the commission and the clerk's office should be cross-trained.
- We will cross-train you in the various aspects of our business including marketing, sales, promotions, management, finance, and administration.
- If employees are cross-trained, then they are more likely to be able to help the member with that issue.
- Employees used to handle either domestic or international assignments, but now they'll be cross-trained on both.
- The wisest strategy is to up-skill and cross-train employees so that jobs are secured and recruitment investment is maximised.
- He said the move isn't permanent and was made just to cross-train the two players, who were drafted a year ago.
- We are a small company and you will be cross-trained on multiple platforms, in multiple roles.
1. 1.1no object Undergo training in more than one role or skill.
  people who cross-train will not only appreciate the work done by others, but will learn how to better support each other
  Example sentencesExamples
  My force manager said I was too valuable as an avionics superintendent to cross-train to the first sergeant career field.
  Instead of doing the same boring tasks over and over, they get to cross train and improve their thinking skills.
  This type of project allows our soldiers to cross-train, which makes them more valuable to the unit and the Army Reserve.
  If you don't cross-train with other teams, your learning stops very fast - there's only so much you know.
  Then, he invited the American Secret Service to cross-train with his people.
  Air Traffic Control officers may also cross-train if released for a few years.
  She also cross-trained and became a clerk.
  Today, teams from different countries share information and cross-train with each other in an effort to better understand and eliminate these threats.
  All positions are Full Time and provide agents with the opportunity to cross train into a management role.
  Of these two might more easily cross-train to act as interpreters.
2no object Engage in two or more sports or types of exercise in order to improve fitness or performance in one's main sport.
he was encouraged by friends to cross-train, further building his endurance through low-impact activities such as swimming and cycling
Example sentencesExamples
- I went from a runner and calisthenics freak to an athletic, cross-training, bodybuilding, martial arts gorilla.
- It was suggested that we cross-train two hours per day, and that on the weekends we should go for 5-6 hour hikes.
- It's helpful to cross-train to help alleviate boreÃÂdom, reduce injuries and use all your muscles.
- She needs to cross-train by consistently including both endurance and power activities in her training programme.
- I cross-trained as hard as I could whenever I was unable to run to give myself every chance should the pain settle.
- It's the perfect way to cross-train because it stretches tight muscles, increases range of motion, enhances balance, and improves alignment.
- There's no denying that indoor cycling("spinning") can be a potent way to cross-train, to get better lungs and to develop impressive glutes.
- Moore has kept himself in good shape, even cross-training with the Harvard tennis team, before hitting the market as an unrestricted free agent.
- Similar to running, swimming is an optimal cardio workout and an impact-friendly way to cross-train.
- About five days a week, I cross-train and do some cardio, usually 20 to 30 minutes elliptical, stationary bike or swimming.

词汇	cross-train
释义	Definition of cross-train in English: cross-train verb 1with object Train (an employee) in more than one role or skill. team members should be cross-trained to do other tasks in addition to their primary responsibilities Example sentencesExamples If employees are cross-trained, then they are more likely to be able to help the member with that issue. We are a small company and you will be cross-trained on multiple platforms, in multiple roles. We will cross-train you in the various aspects of our business including marketing, sales, promotions, management, finance, and administration. Have a backup plan by cross-training some of your resources to perform multiple functions. We have made it a personal business philosophy to cross-train everyone, which allows us to identify particular skills and rearrange personnel as necessary. The wisest strategy is to up-skill and cross-train employees so that jobs are secured and recruitment investment is maximised. He said the move isn't permanent and was made just to cross-train the two players, who were drafted a year ago. The working group also will examine whether staff at the commission and the clerk's office should be cross-trained. Employees used to handle either domestic or international assignments, but now they'll be cross-trained on both. Cross-train each other to spread skills across the group. 1.1no object Undergo training in more than one role or skill. people who cross-train will not only appreciate the work done by others, but will learn how to better support each other Example sentencesExamples Instead of doing the same boring tasks over and over, they get to cross train and improve their thinking skills. My force manager said I was too valuable as an avionics superintendent to cross-train to the first sergeant career field. She also cross-trained and became a clerk. Today, teams from different countries share information and cross-train with each other in an effort to better understand and eliminate these threats. Of these two might more easily cross-train to act as interpreters. This type of project allows our soldiers to cross-train, which makes them more valuable to the unit and the Army Reserve. If you don't cross-train with other teams, your learning stops very fast - there's only so much you know. Then, he invited the American Secret Service to cross-train with his people. Air Traffic Control officers may also cross-train if released for a few years. All positions are Full Time and provide agents with the opportunity to cross train into a management role. 2no object Engage in two or more sports or types of exercise in order to improve fitness or performance in one's main sport. he was encouraged by friends to cross-train, further building his endurance through low-impact activities such as swimming and cycling Example sentencesExamples I went from a runner and calisthenics freak to an athletic, cross-training, bodybuilding, martial arts gorilla. I cross-trained as hard as I could whenever I was unable to run to give myself every chance should the pain settle. She needs to cross-train by consistently including both endurance and power activities in her training programme. There's no denying that indoor cycling("spinning") can be a potent way to cross-train, to get better lungs and to develop impressive glutes. It's the perfect way to cross-train because it stretches tight muscles, increases range of motion, enhances balance, and improves alignment. About five days a week, I cross-train and do some cardio, usually 20 to 30 minutes elliptical, stationary bike or swimming. Moore has kept himself in good shape, even cross-training with the Harvard tennis team, before hitting the market as an unrestricted free agent. It was suggested that we cross-train two hours per day, and that on the weekends we should go for 5-6 hour hikes. It's helpful to cross-train to help alleviate boreÃÂdom, reduce injuries and use all your muscles. Similar to running, swimming is an optimal cardio workout and an impact-friendly way to cross-train. Definition of cross-train in US English: cross-train verbˌkrôsˈtrān 1with object Train (an employee) in more than one role or skill. team members should be cross-trained to do other tasks in addition to their primary responsibilities Example sentencesExamples We have made it a personal business philosophy to cross-train everyone, which allows us to identify particular skills and rearrange personnel as necessary. Have a backup plan by cross-training some of your resources to perform multiple functions. Cross-train each other to spread skills across the group. The working group also will examine whether staff at the commission and the clerk's office should be cross-trained. We will cross-train you in the various aspects of our business including marketing, sales, promotions, management, finance, and administration. If employees are cross-trained, then they are more likely to be able to help the member with that issue. Employees used to handle either domestic or international assignments, but now they'll be cross-trained on both. The wisest strategy is to up-skill and cross-train employees so that jobs are secured and recruitment investment is maximised. He said the move isn't permanent and was made just to cross-train the two players, who were drafted a year ago. We are a small company and you will be cross-trained on multiple platforms, in multiple roles. 1.1no object Undergo training in more than one role or skill. people who cross-train will not only appreciate the work done by others, but will learn how to better support each other Example sentencesExamples My force manager said I was too valuable as an avionics superintendent to cross-train to the first sergeant career field. Instead of doing the same boring tasks over and over, they get to cross train and improve their thinking skills. This type of project allows our soldiers to cross-train, which makes them more valuable to the unit and the Army Reserve. If you don't cross-train with other teams, your learning stops very fast - there's only so much you know. Then, he invited the American Secret Service to cross-train with his people. Air Traffic Control officers may also cross-train if released for a few years. She also cross-trained and became a clerk. Today, teams from different countries share information and cross-train with each other in an effort to better understand and eliminate these threats. All positions are Full Time and provide agents with the opportunity to cross train into a management role. Of these two might more easily cross-train to act as interpreters. 2no object Engage in two or more sports or types of exercise in order to improve fitness or performance in one's main sport. he was encouraged by friends to cross-train, further building his endurance through low-impact activities such as swimming and cycling Example sentencesExamples I went from a runner and calisthenics freak to an athletic, cross-training, bodybuilding, martial arts gorilla. It was suggested that we cross-train two hours per day, and that on the weekends we should go for 5-6 hour hikes. It's helpful to cross-train to help alleviate boreÃÂdom, reduce injuries and use all your muscles. She needs to cross-train by consistently including both endurance and power activities in her training programme. I cross-trained as hard as I could whenever I was unable to run to give myself every chance should the pain settle. It's the perfect way to cross-train because it stretches tight muscles, increases range of motion, enhances balance, and improves alignment. There's no denying that indoor cycling("spinning") can be a potent way to cross-train, to get better lungs and to develop impressive glutes. Moore has kept himself in good shape, even cross-training with the Harvard tennis team, before hitting the market as an unrestricted free agent. Similar to running, swimming is an optimal cardio workout and an impact-friendly way to cross-train. About five days a week, I cross-train and do some cardio, usually 20 to 30 minutes elliptical, stationary bike or swimming.
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