to extend across a range of time, space, or abstract categories

A large business enterprise that operates in multiple countries.

relating to or involving several nations or operating in more than one country

the extent or duration of something over a period of time or across different fields

Characterized by a major breakthrough or the skipping of intermediate stages of development to achieve rapid progress.

to step over or move across a physical object or boundary

to stretch or extend across a space, physical barrier, or period of time

to move across a threshold or boundary and enter a space.

a track and field sport or competition where athletes jump over a series of hurdles while running at high speed

to mount (a horse, bike, flight of stairs, rickshaw etc)

to take a (striding) step

span (architecture)

flyover (road bridge)

length of time between two points or events

to become or make transnational or international in scope or operation

relating to the transition, bridge, or comparison between different languages

to enter (a new market, field, or industry)

lateral court (in a Chinese house)

a euphemism for death, referring to riding a crane to the afterlife

to become a Daoist immortal (literally, to ride a crane to Yangzhou)

to die

to appear as a guest performer in someone else's show or production

spanning across different geographical or administrative regions, specifically covering two or more provinces in China

(computing) cross-platform

to step into the new year; to celebrate the transition from the old year to the new year

a party or event held to celebrate the transition into the new year

jumper (electronics)

intercultural; cross-cultural

extending across or spanning a sea or a large body of water, often used to describe large-scale infrastructure like bridges or tunnels.

bay bridge (elevated bridge across stretch of water)

to surpass one's father

to transition to a new field of endeavor; to be interdisciplinary or cross-industry

interprovincial; spanning multiple provinces

involving or occurring between different banks.