German Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Der Immigrant hatte in einem Kartoffelsack versteckt die Grenze überquert. |
The immigrant had crossed the border hiding in a potato sack. |
Den See in Zürich schwimmend zu überqueren dauert etwa 40 Minuten im Durchschnitt. | Crossing the lake of Zurich by swimming takes 40 minutes on average. |
Wegen ankommenden Zügen ist es absolut verboten eine Schiene im Bahnhof zu überqueren. | It is absolutely forbidden to cross a rail in the train station because of incoming trains. |
überqueren | cross; go across; cruzar, atravesar |
die Straße überqueren | cross the street |
kreuzen; überqueren; durchqueren | to cross |

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Check out these translations
Übernachtung
zweiseitig
zuklappen
zahllos
wiederkommen
wegschmeißen
vorherig
verzichtbar
verschwinden
verkörpern
German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
Conjugation of überqueren [überquert] |
überquere überquerst überquert überqueren überquert überqueren | überquerte überquertest überquerte überquerten überquertet überquerten | ||
English Verbs | ||||
Conjugation of cross [ crossed, crossed ] | ||||
Conjugation of traverse [ traversed, traversed ] |