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harrowed

UK
/ˈhærəʊd/
US
/ˈhæroʊd/

Translations

harrowedadjective
UK
/ˈhærəʊd/
US
/ˈhɛroʊd/
herséTerme agricole : se dit d’un sol travaillé avec une herse.
After several passes, the farmer inspected the harrowed field before sowing the seeds.
Après plusieurs passages, le fermier a निरीpecté le champ hersé avant de semer les graines.
traumatiséSe dit d’une personne profondément éprouvée ou bouleversée par une expérience difficile ou traumatique.
After the accident, she had a harrowed expression that lingered for weeks.
Après l’accident, elle avait une expression traumatisée qui a persisté pendant des semaines.
Synonyms
upset
anxious
worried
tormented
agitated
troubled
distressed
harrowverb

harrowed

Past Simple

harrowed
Past Simple
harrowed
Past Participle
harrowing
Gerund
UK
/ˈhærəʊ/
US
/ˈhæroʊ/
herserTerme agricole.
The farmer harrowed the field to prepare it for planting.
Le fermier a hersé le champ pour le préparer à la plantation.
bouleverserSens figuré, courant.
The tragic news harrowed her deeply, leaving her in tears.
La nouvelle tragique l'a profondément bouleversée, la laissant en larmes.
Additional translations
tourmenterSens figuré, plus littéraire.
Synonyms
till
aerate
break up
plow
cultivate

Definitions

harrowedadjective
Distressed or troubled, often as a result of experiencing something difficult or traumatic.
After the accident, she had a harrowed expression that lingered for weeks.
Of land or soil: broken up, loosened, and smoothed by the action of a harrow.
After several passes, the farmer inspected the harrowed field before sowing the seeds.
harrowverb
To draw a harrow over land to break up clods, remove weeds, and cover seed.
The farmer harrowed the field to prepare it for planting.
To cause distress to; to disturb or torment.
The tragic news harrowed her deeply, leaving her in tears.
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