threshes Antonyms
Meaning of threshes
threshes
to separate seed from (a harvested plant) mechanically, to separate (seed) in this way, thrash sense 3, to strike repeatedly, thrash sense 1, to separate seed from a harvested plant especially by using a machine or tool, to thresh grain, thrash sense 2, thrash sense 4
threshes Sentence Examples
- The farmer threshes the wheat grains from the stalks.
- The threshing machine separates the grain from the chaff, leaving the straw behind.
- In the old days, threshing was a laborious task done by hand.
- The threshing floor was a place where wheat was traditionally pounded to remove the grain.
- Mechanical threshers revolutionized the farming industry by automating the threshing process.
- Threshing removes the edible parts of a plant from its protective covering.
- The sound of a thresher echoes through the fields during harvest time.
- Threshed grain is ready to be processed into flour or other products.
- Threshing reduces the bulk of the crop, making it easier to transport and store.
- The efficiency of threshing methods has greatly improved over the centuries.
FAQs About the word threshes
to separate seed from (a harvested plant) mechanically, to separate (seed) in this way, thrash sense 3, to strike repeatedly, thrash sense 1, to separate seed f
trembles, squirms, writhes, twitches,tosses, jerks, fiddles, fidgets, shakes, flits
rests, relaxes,unwinds, calms (down),stills
The farmer threshes the wheat grains from the stalks.
The threshing machine separates the grain from the chaff, leaving the straw behind.
In the old days, threshing was a laborious task done by hand.
The threshing floor was a place where wheat was traditionally pounded to remove the grain.
