noun
US or Brit plough , pl plows
[count] a piece of farm equipment that is used to dig into and turn over soil especially to prepare the soil for planting
snowplow
under the plow
of land :used for growing crops
verb
US or Brit plough plows; plowed; plowing
[+ obj] :to dig into or break up (dirt, soil, land, etc.) with a plow
chiefly US :to use a snowplow to remove snow from a road, parking lot, etc. [+ obj]
to move through, over, or across (something) in a forceful and steady way [+ obj]
followed by an adverb or preposition
always followed by an adverb or preposition [no obj] :to do something difficult in a slow or steady way
plough a furrow
plow ahead
[phrasal verb]
to continue to do something without being stopped by problems or opposition
plow into
[phrasal verb]
plow into (someone or something) :to crash into (someone or something) usually at a high speed
plow (money, profits, etc.) into (something) :to invest (money, profits, etc.) in (something) :to put (money) into (something)
plow on
[phrasal verb]
to continue doing something that is slow and difficult