Converse of object

• reach: In about a mile you reach a crossroads where seven tracks meet.

• face: Quote of the day: ' More than any time in history mankind faces a crossroads.

• pass: When did we pass the crossroad taking different turns?

• control: How not to do a junction 46 views A grade seperated junction with a traffic signal controlled crossroads.

Adjective modifier

• staggered: You come to a staggered crossroads, turn left.

• busy: Silver Series: Shrewsbury 1962 - Back to steam again, in this busy crossroads on a summer Saturday.

• dangerous: I believe we are at a very dangerous crossroads.

• African: African crossroads: intersections between history and anthropology in Cameroon ( Camer.

• minor: Route C - Via North Lodge Follow route B to the minor crossroads at The Lodge.

• historic: Needless to say, Saudi Arabia is standing at a historic crossroads.

Modifies a noun

• junction: Icknield Port Loop / Soho Loop crossroads junction was passed at 7.51.

• turn: At the next small crossroads turn left down a single track road.

Noun used with modifier

• career: Come on in, paper CVs - your time is up Are you at a career crossroads?

• village: Head south from the village crossroads along Marsh Road, bridging the canal.

Preposition: in

• village: This pub can be found a little way south of the main crossroads in the village.

• center: Continue along Church St out to the crossroads in the center of West Ewell.

Preposition: of

• continent: It lies in the Southern Aegean Sea and at the crossroads of three continents Europe, Asia and Africa.

• route: It also lies at the crossroads of important routes from the coast to Shrewsbury with smaller roads connecting the communities of the Montgomeryshire countryside.

• culture: From record label: " Hungary - meeting point crossroads of cultures.

Preposition: with

• light: Drive along Queen's Road to the crossroads with traffic lights at the end.