How do you pronounce plough?

plough is pronounced as /plaʊ/.

Vocabularios
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plough

🚜plough (plau)

verb

/plaʊ/

arar (arar)

plot ploy

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Meaning

to break up and turn over soil using a plough; to move through something with difficulty

a large farming tool used to break up and turn over soil before planting crops

Traducción del significado

romper y voltear el suelo con un arado; mover a través de algo con dificultad

romper y voltear el suelo con un arado; mover a traves de algo con dificultad

Oraciones de ejemplo

The farmer ploughs the field every spring.

El agricultor arando el campo cada primavera.

The oxen pulled the heavy plough across the field.

Los bueyes tiraron el pesado arado por el campo.

Synonyms

till, cultivate, furrow, dig, plow, tiller, cultivator

Entrada 1

till, cultivate, furrow, dig

Entrada 2

plow, tiller, cultivator

Antonyms

neglect, abandon

Colocaciones

plough field, plough through, plough back, deep plough, ox plough, heavy plough

Entrada 1

plough field, plough through, plough back, deep plough

Entrada 2

plough field, ox plough, heavy plough

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