snow plough
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈsnow plough British English, snow plow American English noun [countable] 1. TTCTTRa vehicle, or piece of equipment on the front of a vehicle, that is used to push snow off roads, railways etc 雪犁，扫雪机2 British English a position in skiing in which you have the fronts of your skis together and the backs of your skis apart. It is used to slow down and to turn 〔滑雪时的〕制动滑降，犁式滑降 a snow plough turn 犁式制动转弯
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snow plough• After a few falls we all managed to get to the bottom of the slope in a snow plough position.ˈsnow plough nounChineseSyllable
or piece of on a equipment vehicle, Corpus
snow plough
ˈsnow plough
British English, snow plow American English noun [countable]
1. a vehicle, or piece of equipment on the front of a vehicle, that is used to push snow off roads, railways etc
2. British English a position in skiing in which you have the fronts of your skis together and the backs of your skis apart. It is used to slow down and to turn:
a snow plough turn
ˈsnow plough
British English, snow plow American English noun [countable]1. a vehicle, or piece of equipment on the front of a vehicle, that is used to push snow off roads, railways etc
2. British English a position in skiing in which you have the fronts of your skis together and the backs of your skis apart. It is used to slow down and to turn: