Phrasal verbs starting with "plough"

To continue doing something with determination despite difficulties or obstacles.

To reinvest profits or money back into the same business or activity that generated them.

To knock down or crash into something with heavy, unstoppable force.

To turn material into the soil using a plough, or to invest a large amount of money into something.

To crash into something with great force and momentum, or to begin a task with great energy.

To continue doing something difficult, tedious, or exhausting without stopping.

To use a plough to till, clear, or destroy an area of land; or to drive over something with great force.

To make one's way through something difficult with great effort, or to crash through an obstacle with force.

To bury a crop or plant by ploughing the soil over it; metaphorically, to overwhelm or destroy completely.

To turn over or churn up soil or a surface using a plough, or to break up a surface by moving heavily across it.