1.b> 1) (), , ; to plough a field ; new ploughed field , ;
2) (); this land ploughs hard ;
2.b> 1) i> (), / ;
2) .i> i> (), ; jealousy and pride ploughed furrows across her brow ;
3.b> .i> .i> ();
4.b> () / (.i> to plough one's way); the river ploughed a course for itself down the valley / ;
tob> plough backb> 1) i> () / / ( , .. i>);
2) = to plough in / into / 1);
to plough in / into /b> 1) i> (); others spread the dung on the surface and plough it in ;
2) i> .i> () / / ;
3) , i> (), , ; the car turned over twice, and ploughed into a fence ;
to plough onb> , .. .i> (); no one was listening to her, but she ploughed on , , i> ;
to plough (one's way) throughb> 1) (), ( i>); the famous actress had to plough her way through the crowd to reach her car i> ; he came ploughing through the snow ; a bullet ploughed through his thigh ;
2) .i> (); to plough through a book ; it took me ages to plough through "Ulysses" ,," ;
to plough upb> 1) i> (); ;
2) i> (), ..i> ;
to plough a lonely furrowb> ; .