sow in Chinese
sow in Chinese is 母豬 — sow means an adult female pig, especially one that has had a litter.
sow in Chinese
母豬
Pronounced: mǔ zhū
A female pig.
What does "sow" mean?
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noun An adult female pig, especially one that has had a litter.
"The farmer moved the sow and her piglets into a clean pen."
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verb To plant seeds in the ground so they can grow.
"They sowed the field with wheat in early spring."
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verb To spread or introduce something, especially something that causes trouble, so it grows or spreads.
"The rumor was designed to sow doubt among the team."
sow in a sentence
- The farmer moved the sow and her piglets into a clean pen.
- A healthy sow can produce two litters a year.
- They sowed the field with wheat in early spring.
- It's time to sow the tomato seeds indoors.
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What is "sow" in Chinese?
"sow" in Chinese is 母豬. sow means: An adult female pig, especially one that has had a litter.
How do you pronounce 母豬?
"sow" in Chinese is 母豬, pronounced "mǔ zhū".
How do you use "sow" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer moved the sow and her piglets into a clean pen." In Chinese, "sow" is 母豬.
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