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traversed

/ˈtɹævɝst/, /tɹəˈvɝst/ verb

simple past and past participle of traverse

Word Origin From Latin trans- 'across' and vertere 'to turn' — literally 'turned across.' When you traverse a landscape, you're turning your path across it. The same root vertere gives us a whole family of turning words: convert (turn together), reverse (turn back), and even universe (turned into one).

verb simple past and past participle of traverse

The hikers traversed the mountain range in just five days.

(动词) 穿越；横穿；穿过 【穿越（traverse的过去式和过去分词）】

徒步旅行者们仅用五天时间就穿越了山脉。

(verbo) pasado simple y participio pasado de traverse (atravesar, recorrer)

Los excursionistas **atravesaron** la cordillera en solo cinco días.

(verbe) a traversé; a parcouru; a franchi [Prétérit simple et participe passé du verbe « traverse » (parcourir, traverser).]

Les randonneurs ont **traversed** la chaîne de montagnes en seulement cinq jours.

(Verb) durchquerte; durchmaß; überquerte [Präteritum und Partizip Perfekt von **traverse**; einen Weg, ein Gebiet oder ein Hindernis überquert oder durchquert haben.]

Die Wanderer **traversed** das Gebirge in nur fünf Tagen.

(動詞) 「横切る／通過する」の動詞の過去形および過去分詞

ハイカーたちはたった5日間で山脈を横断した。

(verbo) passado simples e particípio passado de traverse

Os caminhantes **atravessaram** a cordilheira em apenas cinco dias.

Synonyms: crossed spanned traveled passed over transversed Antonyms: stayed remained stopped
Word parts: travers + ed

Related words

traversal traversable versatile

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