“hoes”造句，怎麼用hoes造句

Those youngsters, shouldering spades and hoes, left merrily for the fields.

They are all stone tools on display, such as stone axes, stone hoes and stone spades.

There ae spades, forks, rakes, hoes and so on, but they can all be lumped together as garden tools.

Fanning: Expansion of an offset press sheet across the back edge as it hoes through the press impression.

As he closed his eyes he could see several thousand villagers at a meeting with countless red banners fluttering on their hoes, and several thousand terrible eyes blazing.

The hills are barren, and the mulberries are planted with the lotus hoes. The melons and vegetables are often harvested well.

Two winter morning to noon, summer to winter, pay high. Youth to day, cypress to pine. Fishermen, hoes, cranes to dragons.

According to the researches on the tools including knives, driller, axes, hoes, etc. where were unearthed in the tombs of that age, it can be found that the smelting technology was very advanced then.

The masses will oppose such persons, throw stones at them and strike at them with their hoes, which will, I think, serve them right and will please me immensely.

They set out, shouldering spades and hoes.

Every day, he hoes her small flower garden.

At everyone the shoes mile, certainly have a pair of sizes to be unsuited to hoes.

Pointing to the rivers and mountains, surging with emotion, hand-held hoes and hoes, and looking around at the fog and mist, Wu Zong, whose eyes are full of green mountains, has not yet responded to the question.

The village was surrounded by bamboo forests and crisscrossed paths. Farmers returned from farming, holding cattle and sheep with hoes, and humming songs in their mouths.

The villagers used Naogou the enemy from the ranks of dragging out Pisi, or hoes will be stuck in a muddy field in the Sai Yeung Choi Dibing hoe die.

There are many kinds of hoes.

When the supervisor retires next year, I shall step into his hoes and take over almost all his duties.

You get a glimpse of the islanders' carefree lifestyle from the common scene of small clusters of farmers enjoying a leisurely chat by the paddy fields, having laid down their hoes.

The wood plough might have been widely used instead of the stone hoes at that time.

rakes, hoes, and other implements.

Harvesters armed with hoes dig up the valuable product from the Tibetan Plateau between April and July, often leaving holes that can injure livestock feeding on the grasslands.