mow

• Nom désignant un fenil ou une meule dans une grange, où l'on range le foin ou la paille.

A noun referring to a loft or stack in a barn where hay or straw is stored.

1. Hay storage loftC1formalbritish

   A loft or stack in a barn where hay, straw, or grain is stored.

   Fenil (ou grenier à foin)

   • The farmer stored the fresh hay in the mow.
   • They climbed up to the mow to check the grain supply.
   • The old barn had a large mow for winter feed.

• Verbe désignant l'action de couper l'herbe, les céréales ou autre végétation avec une faux, une machine ou un outil, notamment pour tondre une pelouse ou récolter.

A verb used to indicate the act of cutting down grass, grain, or other vegetation with a scythe, machine, or tool.

verbe irrégulier

1. Cut grass or cropsA2formal

   To cut down grass, hay, or other vegetation using a blade, scythe, or lawnmower.

   Tondre (l'herbe, les cultures)

   • He mows the lawn every Saturday morning.
   • The farmer mowed the field before the rain.
   • She mowed the grass with a new electric mower.

   Synonymesclipcropcutreapscythesheartrim

2. Pout or show displeasureC1informalbritish

   To make a sad or sulky expression by pushing out one's lower lip.

   Faire la moue

   • The child mowed when he was told to go to bed.
   • She mowed in disappointment after losing the game.
   • He mowed and crossed his arms, refusing to speak.

   Synonymesgrimacemake a facepoutsulk

   Antonymesgrinsmile

Variantes phrasalmow down