"She's very cross with you." What does it mean?
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That means "She is mad at you" or "She is upset with you." Some people say "cross" to mean "angry" or "upset."
Example: A student might say his teacher is cross, because he didn't do his homework.
Cross isn't used often, and though I probably shouldn't call it old-fashioned, it is not a very popular word to use now.
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angry
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She is showing you her emotions while scolding you for something
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