tractor
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈtræktər/ · UK /ˈtræktə/
Forms: tractors
tractor means: A powerful farm vehicle used to pull equipment and do work in fields.
noun
A powerful farm vehicle used to pull equipment and do work in fields.
- The farmer drives a tractor.
- Our tractor pulled the trailer across the field.
- They bought two new tractors for the farm.
The powered front part of a large truck that pulls a trailer.
- The tractor pulled a loaded trailer.
- The driver climbed into the tractor cab.
- They detached the trailer from the tractor.
A machine or device that pulls something.
- The tractor pulls paper through the printer.
- A small tractor moved the cable forward.
- The engineer replaced the damaged tractor mechanism.
An aircraft with its propeller at the front, pulling it through the air.
- The aircraft is a tractor.
- This early tractor has a wooden propeller.
- The museum displays both tractors and pushers.
Questions about tractor
What does tractor mean?
A powerful farm vehicle used to pull equipment and do work in fields.
What is tractor in other languages?
Türkçe: traktör · Español: tractor · Français: tracteur · Deutsch: Traktor · Italiano: trattore · 日本語: トラクター
How do you pronounce tractor?
In American English /ˈtræktər/; in British English /ˈtræktə/.
How do you use tractor in a sentence?
The farmer drives a tractor. Our tractor pulled the trailer across the field.
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