plough through's Usage Examples:

"Al Nasr plough through Tractor Sazi 4-1 in the home leg of Asian Champions League last-16".

Kenneth feels the need to relieve himself but Barbara is determined to plough through every film.

writing style as "dry as dust" and said she was "sorry I bothered to plough through it.

birds have also been targeted by people in vehicles who “occasionally plough through colonies”.

"This week: farmers plough through wildlife act".

developed well enough, calling them "a series of competition scraps to plough through for no real reason".

"probably the biggest heap of pretension-riddle piffle I"ve had to plough through in ages", criticising its display of overblown musical themes and lyrics.

Where riders of larger motorcycles tended to use speed and momentum to plough through desert obstacles, Roberts appeared to be dancing away from obstacles.

A FV432 would be fitted with a plough through which bar mines would be laid.

[it] is the equivalent to allowing bulldozers to plough through a protected forest.

The body of the flow of a wet snow avalanche can plough through soft snow, and can scour boulders, earth, trees, and other vegetation;.

obverse, in the right half, the relief image of a tractor pulling a plough through a field below a rising Sun over a distant tree line; at left the relief.

On 5 June 1953, the first tractor began to plough through the dunes of the local pine forest, marking the first streets of Lignano.

Synonyms:

culmination, completion, windup, mop up, closing,

Antonyms:

start, disparage, colorless, nonmechanical, opening,