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71across the counter — Ⅰ. across/over the counter ► goods or services that are sold or available over the counter can be bought or obtained without needing official permission, for example, from a doctor or someone in authority: »Bonds are sold over the counter, with… …
72across/over the counter — Ⅰ. across/over the counter ► goods or services that are sold or available over the counter can be bought or obtained without needing official permission, for example, from a doctor or someone in authority: »Bonds are sold over the counter, with… …
73across-the-board — across* the board [ə krɔsȓə bɔ:d] <engl. ; eigtl. »pauschal«> an fünf aufeinanderfolgenden Tagen zur gleichen Zeit gesendet (von Werbesendungen in Funk u. Fernsehen) …
74across (Brit. also over) the way — nearby, especially on the opposite side of the street. → way …
75across the ditch — (NZ) This idiom means on the other side of the Tasman Sea, used to refer to Australia or New Zealand depending on the speaker s location …
76across the pond — (UK) This idiom means on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, used to refer to the US or the UK depending on the speaker s location …
77across-the-board — [adj] all all inclusive, blanket, complete, comprehensive, everything, sweeping, total; concepts 513,772 …
78across country — ► across country not keeping to roads. Main Entry: ↑country …
79across lots — (US) By short cuts • • • Main Entry: ↑lot …
80across the pond — across the ˈpond f6 idiom (informal) on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean from Britain/the US Main entry: ↑pondidiom …