Definition of plough-gang in English:

plough-gang

(US plow-gang)

noun ˈplaʊɡaŋ

Scottish historical

A measure of arable land based on the area able to be tilled by one plough with a team of horses or oxen in the year, varying in extent according to the type of plough used, the nature of the ground, etc.

Mid 16th century. From plough + gang. Compare Old Icelandic plóg-gangr plough furrow.

(US plow-gang)

nounˈplaʊɡaŋ

Scottish historical

A measure of arable land based on the area able to be tilled by one plough with a team of horses or oxen in the year, varying in extent according to the type of plough used, the nature of the ground, etc.

Mid 16th century. From plough + gang. Compare Old Icelandic plóg-gangr plough furrow.

单词	plough-gang
释义	Definition of plough-gang in English: plough-gang (US plow-gang) noun ˈplaʊɡaŋ Scottish historical A measure of arable land based on the area able to be tilled by one plough with a team of horses or oxen in the year, varying in extent according to the type of plough used, the nature of the ground, etc. Origin Mid 16th century. From plough + gang. Compare Old Icelandic plóg-gangr plough furrow. Definition of plough-gang in US English: plough-gang (US plow-gang) nounˈplaʊɡaŋ Scottish historical A measure of arable land based on the area able to be tilled by one plough with a team of horses or oxen in the year, varying in extent according to the type of plough used, the nature of the ground, etc. Origin Mid 16th century. From plough + gang. Compare Old Icelandic plóg-gangr plough furrow.
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