Phrasal verbs with "across"

To encounter or discover something or someone by chance.

To find or encounter something or someone by chance; or to make a particular impression on others.

To provide or deliver something, especially money or information that was promised or expected, sometimes reluctantly.

To take a shorter route by going diagonally across something; or to affect or apply to many different groups at once.

To communicate an idea or message successfully so that others understand it.

To find or meet someone or something by chance, without looking for it.

To stay informed and up to date with a situation, project, or area of responsibility.

To communicate an idea, message, or feeling clearly and effectively so that it is understood.

To apply or transfer information, findings, or principles from one context or domain to another comparable one.

to find or meet something or someone by chance

To find or discover something by accident, without looking for it.

To transport or guide someone or something to the other side of something