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I. fur·row [ˈfʌrəʊ, Am ˈfɜ:roʊ] N

1. furrow (groove):

furrow
Furche f <-, -n>

2. furrow (wrinkle):

furrow
Falte f <-, -n>
with furrows in one's brow
mit gerunzelter Stirn

Phrases:

to have a hard furrow to plough
es schwer haben
to plough a lonely furrow
allein auf weiter Flur stehen

II. fur·row [ˈfʌrəʊ, Am ˈfɜ:roʊ] VB trans

to furrow sth
etw pflügen
to furrow one's brow
die Stirn runzeln [o. in Falten legen]

cleavage furrow [ˈkliːvɪdʒˌfʌrəʊ] N

cleavage furrow
Furche
cleavage furrow
Teilungsfurche

one furrow pollen, monosulcate pollen N

one furrow pollen
Einfurchenpollen

three furrow pollen, trisulcate pollen N

three furrow pollen
Dreifurchenpollen
Present
Ifurrow
youfurrow
he/she/itfurrows
wefurrow
youfurrow
theyfurrow
Past
Ifurrowed
youfurrowed
he/she/itfurrowed
wefurrowed
youfurrowed
theyfurrowed
Present Perfect
Ihavefurrowed
youhavefurrowed
he/she/ithasfurrowed
wehavefurrowed
youhavefurrowed
theyhavefurrowed
Past Perfect
Ihadfurrowed
youhadfurrowed
he/she/ithadfurrowed
wehadfurrowed
youhadfurrowed
theyhadfurrowed
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