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coulter

/ˈkoʊl.tər/

Traduction: Lame ou couteau en acier fixé à un soc de charrue, qui coupe verticalement le sol juste devant le versoir.

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noun

/ˈkoʊl.tər/C2formal
  • frLame ou couteau en acier fixé à un soc de charrue, qui coupe verticalement le sol juste devant le versoir.

A sharp steel wedge or blade attached to a plow that cuts vertically through the soil ahead of the plowshare.

  1. Plow bladeC2formal

    A sharp metal blade attached to a plow that cuts vertically through the soil ahead of the plowshare.

    frCoutre de charrue

    • The farmer adjusted the coulter to cut deeper into the earth.
    • A sharp coulter makes plowing much easier.
    • The old plow had a rusty coulter that needed replacing.
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