cross-train

Verb

Meaning

To train in a different task, skill or sport

To train in a variety of tasks, skills or sports

Examples

The Rams cross-train young linemen for different positions, and that’s paying off in their exponential options. Source: Internet

Pollock also said staff members are using this unprecedented time to extensively cross-train to better serve Soldiers and families when their doors reopen. Source: Internet

Club members Jessie Levitt and Scott DeKelver joined to get fit, and Jessie adds that she was looking for a sport and fitness program to help her cross-train over the winter to prepare her for rugby in the spring. Source: Internet

That person could also cross-train, allowing the clerk and finance officer to get their work done and have their jobs covered when they take time off. Source: Internet

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