plough
nounmasculine/ɐˈɾa.du/medium
a·ra·do
Definition
An agricultural tool, usually pulled by animals or a tractor, used to turn over and furrow the soil, preparing it for sowing.
The farmer ploughed the field with a mouldboard plough.
Modern ploughs are much more efficient.
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Common collocations
mouldboard ploughanimal-drawn ploughplough shareplough a field
Etymology
Do latim 'aratum', de 'arare' (arar).