mower
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈmoʊər/ · UK /ˈməʊə/
mower means: A machine used to cut grass.
noun
GRASS MACHINEB1
A machine used to cut grass.
- The mower is in the shed.
- Our electric mower cuts the grass quietly.
- Have you cleaned the mower's blades?
HAY MACHINEC1
A farm machine that cuts grass so it can be dried and used to feed animals.
- The mower cut a wide strip of grass.
- We attached the mower to the tractor.
- Both mowers were ready for the hay harvest.
GRASS CUTTERB2
A person whose job is to cut grass.
- The mower rested beside the field.
- Two mowers cut the grass with scythes.
- They hired a mower to clear the long grass.
FACE MAKERC2
Someone who twists their face into strange or silly expressions.
- The mower twisted his mouth at us.
- She described the clown as a ridiculous mower.
- The tale features mowers who entertain the king with strange faces.
Questions about mower
What does mower mean?
A machine used to cut grass.
What is mower in other languages?
Türkçe: çim biçme makinesi · Español: cortacésped · Français: tondeuse · Deutsch: Rasenmäher · Italiano: tosaerba · 日本語: 芝刈り機
How do you pronounce mower?
In American English /ˈmoʊər/; in British English /ˈməʊə/.
How do you use mower in a sentence?
The mower is in the shed. Our electric mower cuts the grass quietly.
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