mowed
word · lemma: mow
Definition
Past tense of 'mow'; to have cut grass or another low plant, usually with a machine or tool.
Usage & Nuances
Generally used for lawns or fields ('mowed the lawn'). Not used for cutting trees or shrubs. Often collocates with 'lawn', 'field', or 'grass'. Common mistake: use 'mow' only for low vegetation, not for trimming bushes.
Spanish: cortó (el césped) - segóPortuguese (BR): cortou (a grama)Portuguese (PT): cortou (a relva) - ceifouChinese (Simplified): 割了草Chinese (Traditional): 割了草Hindi: घास काटाArabic: جزّ العشب
Example Sentences
The park looks great since it was mowed last week.
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I barely recognized the backyard after it was mowed so short.
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He mowed the lawn in record time this morning!
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He mowed the lawn yesterday.
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The field was mowed by farmers.
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She mowed the grass before it rained.
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