tra·verse 
/trəˈvɚs/ verb
tra·vers·es; tra·versed; tra·vers·ing /trəˈvɚs/ verb [+ obj] somewhat formal : to move across (an area)
▪ The candidates traversed the state throughout the campaign. ▪ ships traversing the ocean ▪ The river traverses the county.
▪ The candidates traversed the state throughout the campaign. ▪ ships traversing the ocean ▪ The river traverses the county.
— tra·verse /ˈtrævɚs, trəˈvɚs/ noun, plural tra·vers·es [count]
▪ The climbers made a dangerous traverse across the glacier.
/ˈtrævɚs, trəˈvɚs/ noun, plural tra·vers·es [count] ▪ The climbers made a dangerous traverse across the glacier.
