Teds Meaning in English
word · lemma: ted
Definition
'Teds' is the third person singular or plural form of 'ted,' which means to spread out or turn over grass or hay so it dries evenly.
Usage & Nuances
Formal, agricultural term rarely used outside farming. Only used with grass, hay, or similar crops. Common in instructions: 'ted the hay'. Not related to the personal name 'Ted'.
Spanish: voltea (heno)Portuguese (BR): vira (feno)Portuguese (PT): vira (feno)Chinese (Simplified): 翻晒（干草）Chinese (Traditional): 翻曬（乾草）Hindi: घास फैलाता हैArabic: ينثر (التبن)Bengali: ঘাস ও শুকনো ঘাস ছড়ানোRussian: разгребает (сено/траву) - разбрасывает (сено/траву)Japanese: 干し草を広げる - 草を裏返すVietnamese: giở (cỏ/khô) - đảo (cỏ/khô)Korean: 건초를 펴다 - 풀을 뒤집다Turkish: otları sermek - otu çevirmekUrdu: گھاس یا بھوسہ پھیلاناIndonesian: cào khô (cỏ/đồng cỏ) - đảo cỏ
Example Sentences
A machine teds the field quickly.
basic
He always teds the hay right after cutting it.
natural
If no one teds today, the hay might get ruined by the rain.
natural
Our new tractor teds much better than the old one.
natural
The farmer teds the hay every morning.
basic
She teds the grass to help it dry faster.
basic