mower

IPA/ˈməʊə(r)/
KK[mˈoɚ]IPA/ˈməʊər/

mower — noun

  • mowersingular
  • mowersplural

1. a machine with blades that is pushed or driven across a lawn or field to cut the

1.名詞B1
釋義

a machine with blades that is pushed or driven across a lawn or field to cut the grass to a short, even length.

例句

Ezra wheeled the mower out of the shed to cut the front lawn.

collocation: wheel the mower / push the mower

The mower broke down halfway, so Rania finished with a hand trimmer.

common subject-verb: mower broke down

同義詞
  • lawn mower

    the most common full name for household grass-cutting machines; 'mower' is the shortened form

  • trimmer

    a smaller hand-held tool for cutting grass in tight spots, not a full mower; lighter and less powerful

  • reaper

    a farm machine for cutting wheat or grain, not for lawns; much larger scale

文法句型

a mower

mowers (plural)

常見錯誤

❌I need to buy a new grass cut
✅I need to buy a new mower.
💡'grass cut' is not a noun; the equipment is called a 'mower' or 'lawn mower'.