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traverse

[trav-ers, truh-vurs] / ˈtræv ərs, trəˈvɜrs /




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Nicholas Kenworthy, 26, reportedly was traversing a difficult trail designed for experienced skiers when he died.

From Los Angeles Times

To survive in these tough conditions, the species has developed an unusually thick winter coat and extra furry feet that can provide snowshoe-like support as they traverse deep snow.

From Los Angeles Times

But of course, it was inevitable to grow up, even when one traversed a fairyland.

From Literature

Cook said the first turn on the course, which Vonn was traversing when she got into trouble, is actually much steeper falling away from the skier than it looks on TV.

From Los Angeles Times

She spends much of her time traversing the Lone Star State and others chronicling the communities and personalities shaping, and shaped by, national policies.

From The Wall Street Journal