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الطَوْعِيَّة
to plough

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

French
French
English
English

labourer [labuʀe] VB trans

1. labourer FARM:

labourer
to plough Brit
labourer
to plow Am
labourer à la charrue
to work with a plough Brit ou plow Am
labourer à la charrue
to plough Brit
labourer à la charrue
to plow Am

2. labourer (creuser):

labourer sol, route

3. labourer (écorcher):

labourer peau
English
English
French
French
churn up earth
labourer
labourer
plough land, field
labourer
labourer

in the PONS Dictionary

French
French
English
English

labourer [labuʀe] VB trans

1. labourer AGR:

labourer
to plough Brit
labourer
to plow Am

2. labourer (creuser):

labourer
English
English
French
French
labourer
labourer
labourer
labourer
in the PONS Dictionary
French
French
English
English

labourer [labuʀe] VB trans

1. labourer AGR:

labourer

2. labourer (creuser):

labourer
English
English
French
French
labourer
labourer
labourer
Présent
jelaboure
tulaboures
il/elle/onlaboure
nouslabourons
vouslabourez
ils/elleslabourent
Imparfait
jelabourais
tulabourais
il/elle/onlabourait
nouslabourions
vouslabouriez
ils/elleslabouraient
Passé simple
jelabourai
tulabouras
il/elle/onlaboura
nouslabourâmes
vouslabourâtes
ils/elleslabourèrent
Futur simple
jelabourerai
tulaboureras
il/elle/onlabourera
nouslabourerons
vouslabourerez
ils/elleslaboureront

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Désorienté, il décide avec son observateur et son mécanicien de se poser dans un champ fraîchement labouré, afin de refaire le point.
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Le mot latin novalis est choisi pour sa signification : « terre fraîchement labourée, en attente de culture ».
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Le sous-solage est aussi utilisé par les sylviculteurs qui veulent replanter des arbres sur des parcelles ayant été longtemps labourées.
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Certaines sont trouvées par des agriculteurs labourant leurs champs.
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Ses lieux d'habitations sont détruits jusqu'aux fondations, labourés et semés de sel.
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