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traverse

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




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I knew many people who traversed the L.A.-New York pipeline in both directions.

From Los Angeles Times

Disregarding army notices alerting them to landmines, men and women traverse the dry, open ground that now stands where the ancient forest once grew.

From Barron's

Sheriff Woo said the rescue operation was a joint effort involving two teams and roughly 50 crew members who had to traverse "extreme weather conditions" using specialised equipment.

From BBC

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