plow
/plɑʊ/ v [I/T] (TOOL)Definition
› to dig into the earth with a large farming tool to make the earth ready for planting, or to move snow or sand away from an area with a large, curved blade fixed to the front of a vehicle: [T] It rained so much I thought I’d have to plow the crops under. [I] I won’t be able to drive to the store until they plow.
(Definition of plow v (TOOL) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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