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Discover LudwigThe phrase "crosses time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that transcends or spans different time periods, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The themes of love and loss in her poetry crosses time, resonating with readers from different generations."
Alternatives: "transcends time" or "spans across time."
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"This community crosses time and space with its traditions, and we in Europe have trouble to integrate them.
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A crossing time of a mere two minutes without any anxiety of traffic jams.
How well individuals cope with crossing time zones varies, and everyone must learn what works.
Generally, he said, there are three types of people when it comes to crossing time zones.
Add a cast of 10, playing 26 ever-shifting roles, some cross-dressing, all crossing time lines.
The watch can also set itself as you cross time zones by checking in with your phone.
This is a common experience for travellers who cross time zones who find themselves pole-axed by jet-lag.
"Classics don't just cross time, they cross frontiers … Fever Pitch is a very good novel…but are they reading it in Paris, Berlin, Moscow?" he said.
Among other excursions, the series crossed time zones to take a cross-cultural look at sex and marriage in tribes in Niger and an isolated region of Nepal.
Crossing time zones has delivered me awake at odd times in strange places, adding an extra dimension to an already exotic itinerary.
Figure 11 The average crossing time at the intersection.
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