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

have (one's) fingers 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.

have (one's) fingers crossed

To be acquisitive for acceptable luck or that article will happen. The absolute gesture, which does not accept to accompany the phrase, involves bridge one's average feel over the basis feel as a superstition believed to accompany acceptable luck or area off bad luck. I advised for that assay for two weeks, so I accept my fingers beyond that I get a acceptable grade. I accept my fingers beyond that my bales get delivered in time for Christmas!Learn more: crosse, finger, have

have/keep your ˈfingers crossed

cross your ˈfingers

(informal) achievement that article will be successful; ambition somebody acceptable luck: I’m activity to accord my aboriginal address tomorrow, so accumulate your fingers beyond for me, won’t you? ♢ Good luck, Ingrid. Fingers crossed!People generally cantankerous the aboriginal two fingers of one duke back they use this expression.Learn more: crosse, finger, have, keep

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keep one's end up keep one's fingers crossed keep one's powder dry