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Latest post Sat, Dec 24 2005 1:55 PM by Hly2004. 2 replies.
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Hly2004  +  173792 Sat, 24 Dec 05 04:44 AM

If someone burry something in the snow, and then he took it out from the snow.

Can I say he "plough away the snow by hand"?

 
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nona the brit  +  173843 Sat, 24 Dec 05 08:12 AM
We don't usually use plough with snow unless there is a mechanical snow plough involved. Some alternatives for you: cleared the snow; scooped the snow away; dug out the ?;
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