意味: crisscrossed

criss·cross || 'krɪskrɒsn. 十文字; 十字形交差; 三目並べ; 食い違いv. 十字を描く, 十字を切る; 交差する; 十字模様にするadj. 十字の; 交差したadv. 食い違って; 交差して

crossed イディオム

get one's wires crossed

be confused or mistaken about something.

get your wires crossed

get the wrong meaning, communicate poorly We got our wires crossed. I said someday, and you heard Sunday!

keep one's finger's crossed

wish for good luck I will keep my fingers crossed that you are able to get the new job that you have applied for.

keep one's fingers crossed for

Idiom(s): keep one's fingers crossed (for someone or something) AND cross one's fingers

Theme: HOPE

to wish for luck for someone or something, often by crossing one's fingers; to hope for a good outcome for someone or something.
• I hope you win the race Saturday. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you.
• I'm trying out for a play. Keep your fingers crossed!

Keep your fingers crossed

If you are keeping your fingers crossed, you are hoping for a positive outcome.

keep one's fingers crossed

keep one's fingers crossed
see cross one's fingers.