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Intersect   /ˌɪntərsˈɛkt/  /ˌɪnərsˈɛkt/   Listen
Intersect

verb
(past & past part. intersected; pres. part. intersecting)
1.
Meet at a point.  Synonym: cross.



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"Intersect" Quotes from Famous Books



... tramway in Paris is made as convenient to the public as possible; nobody is permitted to ride without a seat, and there are frequent waiting stations under cover. This is as it should be. Nearly a hundred lines of omnibuses and tramways in Paris intersect each other in every direction. Inside the fares are six cents, outside three cents. A single fare allows of a transfer from one line to another. Railways surround Paris, thus enabling the public to reach easily the ...
— The Harris-Ingram Experiment • Charles E. Bolton

... which he did not think proper to ascend and would wait my arrival there. I had discovered from my journey yesterday that a portage on this side of the river will be attended by much difficulty in consequence of several deep ravines which intersect the plains nearly at right angles with the river to a considerable distance, while the South side appears to be a delighfull smoth unbroken plain; the bearings of the river also make it pobable that the portage will be shorter on ...
— The Journals of Lewis and Clark • Meriwether Lewis et al



Words linked to "Intersect" :   run across, see, run into, meet, encounter, come across



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