Significats de wooden plough en anglès

Does he set his hand to the wooden plough and walk behind the oxen?

They used a simple wooden plough, which oxen pulled.

He had, however, at Bradley's suggestion, discarded the native wooden plough for the more effective American implement.

Sunlight falls on the modern implements just the same as on the old wooden plough and the oxen.

The chief implements were a wooden plough of simple and light construction, a hoe or mattock, and a light harrow.

She was a heavy, strong, blunt-bowed affair, awakening the ideas of primitive solidity, like the wooden plough of our forefathers.

Well not officially, but you can always keep yourself busy by ploughing the earth with a wooden plough and an ox.

She gave him seed corn, a wooden plough and a chariot drawn by serpents; he then travelled the earth teaching men agriculture.

Sometimes you pass a peasant ploughing his field with a wooden plough like those they used in Roman times, drawn by two mules.

The wooden plough, with its wrought-iron share, had not disappeared, but ploughs with cast-iron mould-boards, land-sides and shares, were rapidly coming into use.

They are so light that they were easily delved with the ancient pointed sticks or stone hoes, or turned by the olden, wooden plough.

Alone in a wide expanse of flooded plain, an ox waits to die, his carcass yoked to a wooden plough submerged in the brown mud.

I saw oxen pulling wooden ploughs and seed being scattered by hand.

For tilling, primitive wooden ploughs, fitted with an iron share, were used.

The wooden ploughs only scratched the ground.

Men ploughed with wooden ploughs and yoked oxen, small on a boundless expanse, as if attacking immensity itself.