intersect
/ɪnˈsɛkt/Definitions
1. verb
to come into contact or collision with something, especially at a point or in a particular place
“The two roads intersect at the city center.”
2. verb
to cut or divide something into two or more parts, typically by or as if by a line or plane
“The knife intersects the rope, creating two separate pieces.”
3. noun
a point or line where two or more things, such as roads or curves, meet or cross
“The intersection of the highway and the side road was marked with a large sign.”