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plow

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /plaʊ/

plow means: A large farm tool that turns over the soil before seeds are planted.

noun

FARM TOOLB2

A large farm tool that turns over the soil before seeds are planted.

  • The horse pulled a plow.
  • This old plow has a broken blade.
  • Farmers once used wooden plows to prepare their fields.

Common phrases: pull a plow, steel plow, tractor plow

verb

TURN SOILB2

To turn over soil with a farm tool before planting seeds.

  • We need to plow the field.
  • She plowed the land before planting corn.
  • Have they plowed the lower fields yet?

Common phrases: plow a field, plow the land, plow the soil

Questions about plow

What does plow mean?

A large farm tool that turns over the soil before seeds are planted.

What is plow in other languages?

Türkçe: saban · Español: arado · Français: charrue · Deutsch: Pflug · Italiano: aratro · 日本語: すき

How do you pronounce plow?

It is pronounced /plaʊ/.

How do you use plow in a sentence?

The horse pulled a plow. This old plow has a broken blade.

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