英语词汇“plough”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	plough
释义	Trends of plough View usage for: plough (plaʊ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense ploughs, present participle ploughing, past tense, past participle ploughedregional note: in AM, use plow 1. countable noun A plough is a large farming tool with sharp blades which is pulled across the soil to turn it over, usually before seeds are planted. 2. See also snowplough 3. verb When someone ploughs an area of land, they turn over the soil using a plough. They ploughed nearly 100,000 acres of virgin moorland. [VERB noun] ...a carefully ploughed field. [VERB-ed] Synonyms: turn over, dig, till, ridge More Synonyms of plough ploughing uncountable noun There is plenty of land around that needs ploughing. 4. See under the plough 5. to plough a furrow Phrasal verbs: See plough back See plough into See plough on See plough through See plough up plough in British English or especially US plow (plaʊ) noun 1. an agricultural implement with sharp blades, attached to a horse, tractor, etc, for cutting or turning over the earth 2. any of various similar implements, such as a device for clearing snow 3. a plane with a narrow blade for cutting grooves in wood 4. (in agriculture) ploughed land 5. put one's hand to the plough verb 6. to till (the soil) with a plough 7. to make (furrows or grooves) in (something) with or as if with a plough 8. (when intr, usually foll by through) to move (through something) in the manner of a plough the ship ploughed the water 9. (intransitive; foll by through) to work at slowly or perseveringly 10. (intr; foll by into or through) (of a vehicle) to run uncontrollably into something in its path the plane ploughed into the cottage roof 11. (tr; foll by in, up, under, etc) to turn over (a growing crop, manure, etc) into the earth with a plough 12. (intransitive) British slang to fail an examination Derived forms plougher (ˈplougher) or especially US plower (ˈplower) noun Word origin Old English plōg plough land; related to Old Norse plogr, Old High German pfluoc Plough in British English (plaʊ) noun the Plough plough in American English (plaʊ) noun, verb transitive, verb intransitive British plow More idioms containing plough plough a lonely furrow In other languages plough British English: plough /plaʊ/ NOUN A plough is a large farming tool with sharp blades, which is attached to a tractor or an animal and used to turn over the soil before planting. American English: plow Arabic: مِحْرَاث Brazilian Portuguese: arado Chinese: 犁 Croatian: plug Czech: pluh Danish: plov Dutch: ploeg werktuig European Spanish: arado Finnish: aura French: charrue German: Pflug Greek: άροτρο Italian: aratro Japanese: 鋤 Korean: 쟁기 Norwegian: plog Polish: pług European Portuguese: arado Romanian: plug Russian: плуг Latin American Spanish: arado Swedish: plog Thai: คันไถ Turkish: pulluk Ukrainian: плуг Vietnamese: cái bừa British English: plough /plaʊ/ VERB When a farmer ploughs an area of land, they turn over the soil using a plough. They were using horses to plough their fields. American English: plow Arabic: يَحْرُث Brazilian Portuguese: arar Chinese: 犁 Croatian: orati Czech: orat Danish: pløje Dutch: ploegen European Spanish: arar Finnish: kyntää French: labourer German: pflügen Greek: οργώνω Italian: arare Japanese: 耕す Korean: (땅을) 쟁기로 갈다 Norwegian: pløye Polish: zaorać European Portuguese: arar Romanian: a ara Russian: пахать Latin American Spanish: arar Swedish: ploga Thai: ไถ Turkish: tarla sürmek Ukrainian: орати Vietnamese: bừa cày Translate your text for free All related terms of 'plough' plough on If you plough on , you continue moving or trying to complete something, even though it takes a lot of effort to go on. plough up If someone ploughs up an area of land, they plough it, usually in order to turn it into land used for growing crops . disc plough a plough that cuts by means of revolving steel discs gang plough a plough having two or more shares, coulters , and mouldboards designed to work simultaneously plough back If profits are ploughed back into a business, they are used to increase the size of the business or to improve it. plough into If something, for example a car , ploughs into something else, it goes out of control and crashes violently into it. the Plough the group of the seven brightest stars in the constellation Ursa Major lister plough a plough with a double mouldboard designed to throw soil to either side of a central furrow plough horse a horse used for pulling a plough Plough Monday the first Monday after Epiphany , which in N and E England used to be celebrated with a procession of ploughmen drawing a plough from house to house rotary plough an implement with a series of blades mounted on a power-driven shaft , used to break up soil or weeds breaking plough a plough with a long shallow mouldboard for turning virgin land or sod land plough through If you plough through something such as a large meal or a long piece of work, you finally finish it although it takes a lot of effort . stump-jump plough a plough designed for use on land not cleared of stumps under the plough If an area of land is under the plough , it is used for growing crops . If land is brought or put under the plough , it is ploughed for the first time and is then used for growing crops. to plough a furrow If you say that someone ploughs a particular furrow or ploughs their own furrow , you mean that their activities or interests are different or isolated from those of other people. plough a lonely furrow to do something by yourself and in your own way , without any help or support from other people put one's hand to the plough to begin or undertake a task Chinese translation of 'plough' plough or (US) plow (plau) n (c) 犁 (lí) (把, bǎ) vt [field, land] 耕 (gēng) All related terms of 'plough' plough back ▶ to plough sth back (into sth) ( profits ) 把某事再投资(資)(于(於)某事) bǎ mǒushì zài tóuzī (yú mǒushì) plough into ( crowd ) 猛力撞入 měnglì zhuàngrù plough through ( meal, work, meeting ) 费(費)力而缓(緩)慢地进(進)行 fèilì ér huǎnmàn de jìnxíng to plough money into sth 把钱(錢)投资(資)于(於)某事 bǎ qián tóuzī yú mǒushì to plough sth back (into sth) ( profits ) 把某事再投资(資)(于(於)某事) bǎ mǒushì zài tóuzī (yú mǒushì) (verb) in the sense of turn over Definition to make (furrows or grooves) in (something) with or as if with a plough They ploughed 100,000 acres of virgin moorland. Synonyms turn over dig He was outside digging the garden. till freshly tilled fields ridge cultivate She cultivated a small garden of her own. furrow break ground Phrasal verbs See plough into something or someone See plough through something Additional synonyms in the sense of cultivate Definition to grow (plants) She cultivated a small garden of her own. Synonyms farm, work, plant, tend, till, harvest, plough, bring under cultivation in the sense of dig Definition to cut into, break up, and turn over or remove (earth), esp. with a spade He was outside digging the garden. Synonyms turn over, till, break up, work, hoe in the sense of till Definition to cultivate (land) for the raising of crops freshly tilled fields Synonyms cultivate, dig, plough, work, turn over Synonyms of 'plough' plough Explore 'plough' in the dictionary
随便看	to steady o.s. to-steal-a-glance to steal a glance steal a glance at sb/sth to steal a march on someone to steal away/out to steal someone's thunder to-steal-someones-thunder to steal the show to steel o.s. (to do sth) to steep sth in liquid to steer clear of sb/sth to steer sb to/towards to steer/stay clear to step back (from sth) to step forward/backward etc to step on/over sth tosticated tostication to stick in one's mind to stick in the craw to stick in your mind to stick in your throat to stick it out to stick one's neck out to stick out a mile stand out a mile

　

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