🚸 Children Crossing Emoji

Meaning of 🚸 Children Crossing Emoji

Children Crossing emoji is a yellow diamond with people walking in the center. You’ve most likely seen this sign when passing through 🏫 School zones. It is to warn you that up ahead children could be crossing and we all know how unpredictable kids can be.

If someone us sending you directions, they could include this emoji to let you know that you will be passing a 🏫 School along the way. Or children can send the emoji to their parents to let them know they are crossing the street to head home or be picked up. A 🚌 Bus emoji can be used instead as both show relations to 🏫 School and being near a 🏫 School zone.

Obviously, it can also be used with a 🏫 School emoji and 🧒 Child emoji to express the zone dedicated just for children. +add

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• Examples of 🚸 Children Crossing Emoji using
• Combos of 🚸 Children Crossing Emoji 🅿️️📵🚸🚻…
• 🚸 Children Crossing Emoji look across different devices
• Related Emojis ⚠️, 👦, 👧, 🔞…
• 🚸 Children Crossing Emoji general information
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Examples of 🚸 Children Crossing Emoji using

Popular phrases with 🚸 Children Crossing Emoji to use in messengers and web:

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• When you take a left you’ll pass a 🚸 go slow
• Mom I’m crossing the 🚸 I’ll be home soon
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🚸 Children Crossing Emoji Combinations

Combinations are just a bunch of emojis placed together, like this: 🅿️️📵🚸🚻. You can use combos to make riddles or messaging without words. Here are some relevant Combinations related to 🚸 Children Crossing Emoji:

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• 🅿️️📵🚸🚻

   — Signs

• 🚸🛣️

   — Children on the road

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🚸 Children Crossing Emoji look across different devices

Emojis may look different across platforms. Every web service, OS or gadgets’ manufacturer may create Emojis design according to their own corporate style and vision. Here you can check out how 🚸 Children Crossing Emoji looks like on most popular platforms:

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