crossover

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. a car that looks like a large SUV but is built using the parts of a smaller passenger car.

n. a vehicle built on a unibody passenger car platform that incorporates features of a sport utility vehicle.

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“They bought a crossover because it has more space than a car but is easier to park than a truck.”

“Market trends indicate a significant shift in consumer preference from traditional sedans toward compact crossovers with better fuel efficiency.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. a place where one path, wire, or track crosses over another.

n. a physical point or structure where two paths, tracks, or electrical circuits intersect or exchange positions.

“The train slowed down as it reached the crossover between the two tracks.”

“Engineers designed a pedestrian crossover to ensure students could safely reach the campus from the residential district.”

C1 · Advanced Computing Technical

adj. a type of cable used to connect two similar devices directly to each other.

adj. referring to an electrical or networking cable where specific internal wires are swapped to allow direct communication between similar hardware.

“You need a crossover cable to connect these two old computers together.”

“Before the advent of auto-MDIX technology, a crossover cable was essential for linking two network switches without a dedicated uplink port.”