[ˈkrɒskʌt], (Verb)

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- cut (wood or stone) across its main grain or axis
(e.g: they cross-cut the timber before its removal)

- alternate (one sequence) with another when editing a film
(e.g: the opening sequence cross-cuts the reluctant confessions of a young wife with the hippy's arrival)


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[ˈkrɒskʌt], (Noun)

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- a diagonal cut, especially one across the main grain or axis of wood or stone

- an instance of alternating between two or more sequences when editing a film
(e.g: movies today are all cross-cuts and violent effects)


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[ˈkrɒskʌt], (Adjective)

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- (of a file) having two sets of grooves crossing each other diagonally


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