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How would one say "plow" the verb in spanish?

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How would one say "plow" as in "he plowed 2 fields every day" in Spanish? What is the infinitive?

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updated Oct 26, 2010
posted by kibeth24
That was a silly example to ask for. "he plows two fields every day" would be more useful to know. - kibeth24, Oct 26, 2010

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From

http://www.wordreference.com/es/translation.asp?tranword=plough

plough [pla?]
I n (Agr) arado
    
II verbo transitivo
1   (Agr) arar
2   to plough money into sthg, invertir dinero en algo
    
III verbo intransitivo
1   (Agr) arar
2   chocar: the car ploughed into the crowd, el coche chocó
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updated Oct 26, 2010
edited by pesta
posted by pesta
Careful! The Agr. is an abbreviation for "agricultura". The word is "arar" - lazarus1907, Oct 26, 2010
Yes, I just noticed. Fixed. Thanks - pesta, Oct 26, 2010
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Arar.

updated Oct 26, 2010
posted by lazarus1907