cross-swim
verbUK /ˌkrɒsˈswɪm/
US /ˌkrɔːsˈswɪm/
To swim across something, like a river or a pool.
The children tried to cross-swim the small lake before lunch.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To swim in a direction that cuts across the current.
The fish cross-swim the stream to reach the calmer water.
3. To move through water using a mix of different swimming styles.
In the race, she decided to cross-swim, switching between freestyle and breaststroke.
4. A swimming race or event where swimmers cross a body of water.
The annual cross-swim from the pier to the beach attracts many competitors.