plough

释义

n.耕作，耕地; 犁; [天]北斗七星; 〈英俚〉（主考人评定）不及格vt.& vi.用犁耕田; 开路; 破浪前进; 投（资）

大小写变形: Plough

词态变化

复数 :   ploughs ; 第三人称单数 :   ploughs ; 过去式 :   ploughed ; 过去分词 :   ploughed ; 现在分词 :   ploughing ;

实用场景例句

They carved a path across the untamed moorlands, covering nearly 100,000 acres as they ploughed forward through the harsh landscape.

他们穿越荒芜的沼地开辟出一条道路，在犁耕前进的同时跨越了近10万英亩的崎岖地貌。

金山词霸

The meticulously cultivated land had been thoroughly ploughed.

这片精心耕种的土地已被彻底犁过。

金山词霸

Not a single patch of land remained untouched by the plough.

没有一块土地未被犁耕过。

金山词霸

Agricultural expansion continues to plough through the wilderness, causing its steady decline.

农业扩张持续耕过荒野，导致其稳步减少。

金山词霸

ploughed land

犁过的土地

金山词霸

The profits were all ploughed into expanding the business.

所有的利润都投入到业务扩张中。

金山词霸

A car ploughed into the side of the building.

一辆汽车猛撞到建筑物的侧面。

金山词霸

The company has ploughed over $15 million into developing eco-friendly products.

该公司已投入1500多万美元开发环保产品。

金山词霸

She felt exhausted, but she ploughed through the paperwork anyway.

她感到筋疲力尽，但还是硬撑着处理完了文件。

金山词霸

She ploughed through the dense forest without hesitation.

她毫不犹豫地从茂密的森林中穿行而过。

金山词霸

The truck ploughed through the snowdrifts.

卡车猛冲过雪堆。

金山词霸

I had to plough through piles of research papers.

我得费力地啃完一堆研究论文。

金山词霸

The fields get all ploughed up by tractors.

农田全让拖拉机给犁乱了。

金山词霸

Farmers occasionally plough up old Indian relics.

农夫们偶尔能犁出古老的印第安人遗物.

《简明英汉词典》

I noticed a number of straight mounds, like plough furrows , running from the river inland.

我注意到有一行笔直的土棱, 从河边伸向内地,就象是犁出来的垄沟.

辞典例句

Plough deeper and harvest more.

深耕细作,多打粮秣.

期刊摘选

Why don't you plough out all the weeds and plant some vegetables?

你为什么不犁掉所有杂草,种些蔬菜?

期刊摘选

When you plough the soil, plough deep the first deep the second time.

在耕犁土壤时, 第一次要耕犁的深些,第二次稍微浅点.

期刊摘选

There are actually under the plough 800 acres.

实际耕种的土地有八百英亩.

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He has a very large acreage under the plough.

他有很大面积的耕地.

《简明英汉词典》

英英释义

Noun

1. a farm tool having one or more heavy blades to break the soil and cut a furrow prior to sowing

Verb

1. move in a way resembling that of a plow cutting into or going through the soil;

"The ship plowed through the water"

2. to break and turn over earth especially with a plow;

"Farmer Jones plowed his east field last week"

"turn the earth in the Spring"