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plough through

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? plough through
vi +prep obj
the ship ploughed through the heavy seasdas Schiff pflügte sich durch die schwere See; we had to plough through the snowwir mussten uns durch den Schnee kämpfen; the car ploughed straight through our garden fenceder Wagen brach geradewegs durch unseren Gartenzaun
(inf) to plough through a novel etcsich durch einen Roman etc durchackern (inf)or hindurchquälen
vt sep
the ship ploughed its way through the wavesdas Schiff pflügte sich durch die Wellen; we ploughed our way through the long grasswir bahnten uns unseren Weg durch das hohe Gras
(inf) to plough one’s way through a novel etcsich durch einen Roman etc durchackern (inf)


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The group, which has around 25 members and was set up in 1949, paraded a plough through Birmingham city centre on Saturday.
Joe Moore, the farm manager at the historic site, will play the bagpipes and, along with some farm animals, will lead a decorated plough through the village to St Andrew's Church.
 
 
 
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