unplowed 未犁的 — 中文意思、英文定義、例句

1.形容詞B1

釋義

未犁的

未經犁翻的田地或未剷雪的道路

Describes land, ground, or a road that has not been turned over or cleared using a plow — a farming tool that breaks up soil before seeds are planted. The word is also used for snow that a snowplow has not removed.

例句

Meera left the far corner of the field unplowed so the wildflowers could bloom.

Meera 把田地遠端的那一角留著未犁，好讓野花盛開。

leave + object + unplowed (resultative pattern)

After the blizzard, the side streets in Dario's neighborhood remained unplowed for three days.

暴風雪過後，Dario 家附近的巷弄連續三天都沒有剷雪。

remain + unplowed (snow context)

同義詞

untilled
More specific to farmland that has not been prepared for crops; less common in everyday speech
unworked
Slightly more general — can describe any land not cultivated, but less precise than unplowed
fallow
Describes farmland deliberately left unplanted for a season to restore nutrients, rather than simply not having been plowed

反義詞

plowed
The direct opposite; describes land that has been turned over with a plow
tilled
More general — describes land prepared for planting by any method, including plowing
cultivated
Broader sense — land that has been prepared and used for growing crops

文法句型

unplowed + noun

be + unplowed

leave + noun + unplowed

remain + unplowed

用法筆記

In American English, unplowed is the standard spelling. The British English variant is unploughed (with -ough-). Both spellings carry the same meaning. The snow meaning is most common in regions with heavy winter snowfall where snowplows are used on roads.

常見錯誤

❌The cook left the dough unplowed on the counter.

✅The farmer left the field unplowed.

💡unplowed is only used for land, ground, roads, or snow that could be worked or cleared by a plow, not for other materials.

unplowed

unplowed — 形容詞

1. Describes land, ground, or a road that has not been turned over or cleared using

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