Definition of subsoiler in English:

subsoiler

noun ˈsʌbsɔɪləˈsəbˌsoilər

A kind of plough with no mouldboard, used to loosen the soil at some depth below the surface without turning it over.
Example sentencesExamples
- Deep tillage can be performed with a subsoiler or other implement depending upon the depth of compaction.
- He decreases the angle if the subsoiler bounces in and out of the ground before finally entering.
- If the soil is too wet, the subsoiler will not lift and crack the soil but will instead tend to create more compaction.
- Winged subsoilers are used to break up compact subsurface horizons to improve drainage and to increase effective rooting depth.
- With earthworms working for you, you don't need a subsoiler.

Definition of subsoiler in US English:

subsoiler

nounˈsəbˌsoilər

A kind of plow with no moldboard, used to loosen the soil at some depth below the surface without turning it over.
Example sentencesExamples
- If the soil is too wet, the subsoiler will not lift and crack the soil but will instead tend to create more compaction.
- He decreases the angle if the subsoiler bounces in and out of the ground before finally entering.
- Winged subsoilers are used to break up compact subsurface horizons to improve drainage and to increase effective rooting depth.
- With earthworms working for you, you don't need a subsoiler.
- Deep tillage can be performed with a subsoiler or other implement depending upon the depth of compaction.

单词	subsoiler
释义	Definition of subsoiler in English: subsoiler noun ˈsʌbsɔɪləˈsəbˌsoilər A kind of plough with no mouldboard, used to loosen the soil at some depth below the surface without turning it over. Example sentencesExamples Deep tillage can be performed with a subsoiler or other implement depending upon the depth of compaction. He decreases the angle if the subsoiler bounces in and out of the ground before finally entering. If the soil is too wet, the subsoiler will not lift and crack the soil but will instead tend to create more compaction. Winged subsoilers are used to break up compact subsurface horizons to improve drainage and to increase effective rooting depth. With earthworms working for you, you don't need a subsoiler. Definition of subsoiler in US English: subsoiler nounˈsəbˌsoilər A kind of plow with no moldboard, used to loosen the soil at some depth below the surface without turning it over. Example sentencesExamples If the soil is too wet, the subsoiler will not lift and crack the soil but will instead tend to create more compaction. He decreases the angle if the subsoiler bounces in and out of the ground before finally entering. Winged subsoilers are used to break up compact subsurface horizons to improve drainage and to increase effective rooting depth. With earthworms working for you, you don't need a subsoiler. Deep tillage can be performed with a subsoiler or other implement depending upon the depth of compaction.
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