crossover
/ˈkrɔsˌoʊvər/
noun
- A point or place where one crosses from one side to another, especially on a road or path.
- The train slowed down as it approached the railroad crossover.
- Use the pedestrian crossover to safely reach the other side of the highway.
- There is a new crossover for cyclists near the park entrance.
- A change from one style, genre, or category to another, especially in music, film, or sports.
- That actor's crossover from comedy to drama earned her critical praise.
- The basketball player's crossover to a different team surprised fans.
- The singer's album was a crossover from country to pop music.
- A vehicle that combines features of a car and an SUV, often called a crossover SUV.
- The new crossover gets better gas mileage than a traditional SUV.
- She bought a compact crossover because it had more cargo space than a sedan.
- Crossovers are popular with families who want both comfort and off-road capability.
adjective
- Combining features of two different styles, genres, or categories.
- They released a crossover edition of the game that works on both consoles.
- Her crossover fashion line mixes streetwear with formal clothing.
- The movie is a crossover hit, appealing to both children and adults.