Examples of using Furrows in English and their translations into French
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2-4 cm thick, separated by deep longitudinal furrows and horizontal crevices.
separated by deep longitudinal furrows.
creating various size furrows and detailing small areas.
Sometimes, the fugitive image of a moss, furrows dug by the wind.
brow furrows, much more intense reaction.
clearing itself a passage in furrows dug for that purpose.
Smaller, two-row ripper plows were designed to create planting furrows on dry sites.
direct seeding in furrows, and direct seeding in holes.
The furrower(fig. 9) has been developed to perform both seed and irrigation furrows.
yet after many test his tractor furrows his fields with his GPS guidance.
No, it's just, uh, The way your brow furrows when you're thinking.
Avène PhysioLift Precision is an anti-wrinkle concentrate that with one simple click precisely fills the deepest wrinkles and furrows.
concentrated effectiveness struggle with deep wrinkles and furrows releasing active substances duringthe night.
Keyline cultivation utilizes this"off contour" drift in cultivating furrows to control the movement of rain water for the benefit of the land. See Chapter 7 in Priority One History of Twentieth Century Soil Conservation and Keyline.
The arched mouth bears inconspicuous furrows at the corners; some sources report that the hyomandibular pores(a series of pores above the corners of the mouth)
often present lines, furrows, surface depressions
frown lines around the eyebrows, nasogenian furrows and finish with light effleurage strokes.
Equestrian author Marguerite Henry described the breed by saying,"His color is bright chestnut- like a tongue of fire against black field furrows, against green corn blades,
become rooted in the furrows always more open to our natural or artificial needs.
currently naturalised by the artificial hills and furrows of overturned earth which are the marks of mining activity.