Meanings of unplowed in anglès

No farmer goes out and plants grain on the unplowed field.

His horse, still in harness, grazed along the unplowed strip.

Dr. Alexyeeff had discovered a field of endeavor as virgin as the unplowed steppe.

Just think what a lovely time you'll have planting crops in my unplowed brain cells.

Winter sunshine bathed the nation's capital, where pedestrians outnumbered cars on deserted and mostly unplowed streets.

The street hadn't yet been plowed, and the snow was perfect in the way of unplowed snow.

They walked together along the unplowed road.

In very many instances, seed, of course, self-sown has become rooted and grown vigorously on unplowed land.

My street is still unplowed today.

A nine-foot drift shaped like a surfer's ideal wave curled over all the unplowed section of Underhill Road.

He would reach the spot, with such shelter as possible, to find only a sugar-beet field, neglected and unplowed.

After wheat became unprofitable, probably because of changing market conditions and soil exhaustion, the field became an unplowed pasture.

In fact, unplowed land cannot be cultivated as early as that which has gone through the winter in a plowed condition

Pushing the wheelchair up a beach of fine sand would have been as impossible as driving a car through deep unplowed snow.

Traffic was at a virtual standstill in the nation's capital and surrounding areas as the sun set on many deserted, unplowed streets.

Most farmers have now turned to zero tillage, or planting in unplowed land, Munguma said in an interview with the Thomson Reuters Foundation.