crossover
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- noun
- /ˈkrɔsˌoʊvər/
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crossover
- Not everyone wants to settle for a crossover or a full-size truck.
- a crossover SUV
- a crossover vehicle
- car-based crossover
So creating a sedan that is mimicking a crossover is just odd.
- So creating a sedan that is mimicking a crossover is just odd.
- Witness, for example, the Mitsubishi Eclipse crossover SUV.
- Neo knows this and they're specifically targeting the EV and crossover, you know, crossover market.
- It is a modern, slightly sporty looking crossover.
Examples
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Germans build a crossover based on the Volkswagen Polo.
Blog text (30) -
If you're looking for an efficient crossover, This is that.
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Yeah, I remember that crossover you used to have.
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You ever seen a crossover before, huh?
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The problem is only being able to afford a crossover SUV.
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Mazda is considering a crossover based on the new Mazda6.
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The new compact crossover with a VW badge will be issued as a full and front-wheel drive.
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Typically, SUVs and crossovers offer the most cargo-area room.
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When demand for Chevy's Equinox crossover exceeded capacity at Ingersoll, Ontario, the facility expanded body welding capacity.
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The new SUV is actually a crossover, blending the comfort of a car with the space of an SUV.
Compounds
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A person who belongs to one political party but votes in another party's primary
How Big
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Crossover comes from the parts cross ('to go from one side to another') and over ('across'). So a car called a crossover 'crosses over' between a regular car and an SUV by mixing features of both.