plow up
US /plaʊ ʌp/
・UK /plau ʌp/
C1
phr.v.To turn over or break up soil using a plow.
They plowed up the field to prepare it for planting new seeds.
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Can Britain fix its broken promise of opportunity? | In Conversation with Justine Greening
- And I think maybe I've learned over time—I did loads of swimming when I was little, and my dad used to take me swimming, and I used to plow up and down the lanes.
And I think maybe I've learned over time—I did loads of swimming when I was little, and my dad used to take me swimming, and I used to plow up and down the lanes.
- And I think maybe I've learned over time I did loads of swimming when I was little, and my dad used to take me swimming, and I used to plow up and down the lanes.
And I think maybe I've learned over time I did loads of swimming when I was little, and my dad used to take me swimming, and I used to plow up and down the lanes.