tilled

tilledpartizip perfekt
Functions as a participial adjective describing land or soil that has been cultivated.
Übersetzungen
labouréSe dit d’une terre ou d’un sol préparé pour les cultures.
The farmers inspected the freshly tilled fields before planting.
Les agriculteurs ont inspecté les champs fraîchement labourés avant de planter.
Definitionen
(of land or soil) plowed and prepared for the growing of crops
The farmers inspected the freshly tilled fields before planting.
tillverb

tilled

Präteritum

tilled
Präteritum
tilled
Partizip Perfekt
tilling
Gerundium
UK
/tɪl/
US
/tɪl/
Definitionen
To prepare and cultivate land for crops.
Farmers till the soil in the spring to get it ready for planting.
Synonyme
tillsubstantiv
Definitionen
A cash register or drawer for money in a store, bank, or restaurant.
The cashier opened the till to give the customer their change.
The place in a store, especially a large store, where you pay for your goods.
The company is analysing waiting times at checkouts to calculate how many tills should be open.
A layer of unsorted glacial sediment deposited directly by a glacier.
The geologist studied the till to understand the movement of ancient glaciers.
tillpräposition
Definitionen
Up to the time of; until.
We waited till the rain stopped before leaving the house.
As far as.
The path continues till the river.
tillkonjunktion
Definitionen
Used to indicate the time or event up to which something will happen or continue.
We waited till the rain stopped before leaving the house.