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Definition of plowed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
farmingUS land turned over with a plowUS
- The plowed field was ready for planting.
2.
- He was completely plowed after the party.
3.
surface textureUS having a visibly rough or furrowed surfaceUS
- The plowed road showed signs of recent work..
Origin of plowed
Old English, plōg (plow) + -ed (past tense)
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Examples of plowed in a sentence
Farmers admired the plowed acres stretching to the horizon. She was plowed and couldn't remember the night. After a few drinks, he was plowed and laughing loudly. The plowed field was ready for planting. The plowed garden beds awaited seeds.
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- French:labouré, bourré, ...
- German:gepflügt, betrunken, ...
- Italian:arato, ubriaco, ...
- Spanish:labrado, borracho, ...
- Portuguese:lavrado, bêbado, ...
- Chinese:犁过的, 烂醉的, ...
- Japanese:耕された, 酔っ払った, ...
- Arabic:مَحروثة, ثَمْلان, ...
- Hebrew:חָרוּשׁ, שִׁיכּוֹר, ...
- Russian:вспаханный, пьяный, ...
- Ukrainian:зораний, п'яний, ...
- Hindi:जुता हुआ, नशे में, ...
Definition of plow - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
agricultureUS farm tool for breaking and turning soilUS
- The farmer used a plow to prepare the field.
2.
transportationUS vehicle or device for clearing snowUS
- The city deployed a plow to clear the streets.
Verb
1.
movementintr. US move through thick material by pushing steadily with forceintr. US
- The ship plowed through the stormy sea.
2.
farmingtr./intr. US turn over the soil with a farming tooltr./intr. US
- Farmers plow the fields every spring..
Images of plow
farm tool for breaking and turning soil 
vehicle or device for clearing snow
Expressions with plow
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keep going even when things are hard
We must plow ahead despite the setbacks.
crash into something with force
The car plowed into the wall.
keep going with effort, especially when it is hard
Even when tired, she decided to plow on.
person who does hard, reliable work
She is the plow horse of the team, always dependable.
reinvest profits into a business for growth
The company decided to plow back its earnings for expansion.
engage in futile or pointless effort
Trying to change his mind is like plowing the sands.
Origin of plow
Old English, plog (plow)
Examples of plow in a sentence
He bought a new plow for the farm. A plow was needed to clear the driveway. The farm used a plow to remove the snow. The car plowed through the thick snow on the road. He plowed through the crowd to reach the stage. They need to plow the garden before planting.
The tractor is used to plow the heavy soil.
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- French:charrue, traverser, ...
- German:Pflug, pflügen, ...
- Italian:aratro, solcare, ...
- Spanish:arado, surcar, ...
- Portuguese:arado, romper, ...
- Chinese:犁, 奋力穿过, ...
- Japanese:すき, 突き進む, ...
- Arabic:مِحراث, شَقَّ, ...
- Hebrew:מַחְרֵשָׁה, לְפַלֵּס, ...
- Russian:плуг, пахать, ...
- Ukrainian:плуг, орати, ...
- Hindi:हल, जोर से चलना, ...
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