traverseKK [ˈtrævɚs] ｜ /ˈtrævɚs/
GEPT 中高級
C2verb
to travel or move across, over, or through something
The hikers had to traverse the steep mountain range to reach the summit.
穿越；橫越
C2noun
a horizontal beam, bar, or support, typically one of a pair, for strengthening the framework of a building or other structure
The carpenters installed two traverse beams to strengthen the roof of the building.
橫樑；橫撐
C2noun
a route or path that goes across or over something, typically providing access to the other side or to different destinations
The hikers had to traverse a treacherous mountain path to reach the summit.
C2verb
to move or extend over a particular area or time period
They decided to traverse the entire length of the Great Wall of China, which spans across many provinces and takes about 90 days to complete.
C2noun
an act or instance of traversing, especially horizontally
The hikers had to traverse the rocky terrain carefully to reach the summit.
C2verb
to deny (an allegation of fact by the opposing party) in a legal suit
The defendant may choose to traverse the plaintiff’s claim during the court proceedings.
C2noun
a ski technique involving a zigzag path down a slope
He expertly executed the traverse down the steep slope, gracefully zigzagging between the trees.