criss造句怎么写

Railway lines criss-cross in a dense network.

Wires criss-cross between the tops of the poles, forming a grid.

County county, township and village roads extending in all directions, criss - crossing.

Big trees criss-crossed, brown-red trunks curved and interlaced, forming a three-dimensional fence, supporting the huge crown.

The stone array criss-crossed, big as Gushan, small as Shihu, everywhere is littered with beautiful, thorny vicissitudes of life.

Civilians are fleeing along many criss-crossing trajectories, and soldiers are struggling to get to the north past roads that can't be travelled on.

Martine Aubry, the party's boss, has criss-crossed France on the campaign trail, but it is local candidates who seem to count more.

You see, the laurel tree trunks smooth impression that incredible, laurel branches criss-cross, the thick branches and leaves woven into a green predominant for us to block the sun.

With the Indian airlines starting to criss-cross the world - private domestic player Kingfisher is slated to go international this year - I hope international travel reverts to its old glamour.

Operating under the United States Patriot Act, as well as on the basis of a presidential directive adopted in2005 to target the funds of proliferators, officials from America's Treasury Department have been criss-crossing the globe to persuade governments and banks to curb their business with Iran.

Rivers criss-cross the landscape.

a criss-cross pattern, design, etc

MRI and MSCT in the diagnosis of criss-cross heart

Every night of missing, used to weave the network of missing with words, criss-crossing, criss-crossing.

Most of the wounded were slashed in the head, their shaven scalps now criss-crossed with long scars and stitches.

It is not just ears that are affected by the brain's criss-cross method of controlling the body.

Snow-capped mountains loom in the distance while smaller hills tumble down towards the town, criss-crossed by paths and nibbled away by quarries at their bases.

What begins like a narrow mountain stream gradually opens up into a wide seagoing estuary, criss-crossed by multiple tributaries, and then bursts into an out-of-control, surging flood tide.

They criss-crossed the country by bus.

electricity cables erected criss-cross over the countryside

The past, present and future criss-cross in last night's sleeping dream, with loneliness, sweetness, happiness and expectation.

He was 29-years-old and had learnt his English while working for three years alongside a Baptist missionary from Virginia, criss-crossing Romania in a travelling road show.

New roads, railways and pipelines are criss-crossing continental Asia.

The criss-cross Banks were what was left of the walls of huge buildings which might once have been giants' palaces and temples.

Art and ideas as well as merchandise travelled the trade routes that criss-crossed Europe.

crosswise; criss-cross