verb

plow

to plough

The farmer will plow the field.

The farmer will plough the field.

The truck had to plow through the snow.

The lorry had to plough through the snow.

((sth.)) to turn over earth with a plough. The farmer will plough the field.

((through sth.)) to move forcefully through something. The lorry had to plough through the snow.

Synonyms: till, cultivate, furrow

From Old English 'plōh', a farming tool. The spelling 'plough' is standard in British English.

Picture a tractor ploughing a field, turning over the dark earth to prepare it for planting.

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