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él atraviesa

crosses, goes through, cross!

a t ɾ a ˈb j e s a → atravesar
atravies cross; go through + a 3rd-person singular present or subjunctive; 2nd-person singular command
verb · 3rd-person singular, present tense / 2nd-person singular Rare #33,400
crosses, goes through With se, atravesarse can mean “to get in the way.”
SP: El camino atraviesa el bosque.
EN: The road goes through the forest.
cross! Informal command addressed to one person.
SP: Atraviesa la calle con cuidado.
EN: Cross the street carefully.
Conjugation of atravesar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Third atraviesa —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
Third atraviesa —
Imperative
SingularPlural
First — atravesemos
Second atraviesa —

El río que atraviesa París es el Sena.

The river that flows through Paris is the Seine.

Atraviesa la plaza y gira hacia el sur.

Cross the square and turn south.

— El Guardián: Último Refugio (2026)

Hay un camino que atraviesa los campos.

There is a road that runs through the fields.

Te atraviesa.

It passes through you.

— Por eso lo llaman amor (2017)

Lo que atraviesa.

What passes through.

— Avatar: Fuego y ceniza (2025)

El río que atraviesa París se llama Sena.

The river that flows through Paris is called the Seine.

Porque por aquí, atraviesa el gusano.

Because the worm passes through here.

— Suzume (2022)

Atraviesa la verja.

Go through the fence.

— Casi famosos (2000)

Una pareja joven atraviesa en coche un bosque por la noche.

A young couple drives through a forest at night.

— La Sociedad de los Poetas Muertos (1989)