What does "tractor" mean?

"Tractor" means: A strong farm vehicle used to pull heavy things. Example: "The farmer drove the tractor across the field."

How do you say tractor in Hebrew and Spanish?

In Hebrew, tractor is טרקטור. In Spanish, it is tractor.

How do you pronounce "tractor"?

Tractor is pronounced /ˈtræktər/. It is a noun. You can hear a native speaker say it on this page.

Tractor — Meaning for Kids, with Picture, Audio & Hebrew

tractor

/ˈtræktər/

noun

A strong farm vehicle used to pull heavy things

“The farmer drove the tractor across the field.”

טרקטור

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Tractor is a noun in the transport & vehicles category. It is a advanced (ages 11-12) word, meaning "A strong farm vehicle used to pull heavy things" In Hebrew, tractor translates to טרקטור.

Example Sentences

The tractor plowed long, straight lines through the muddy field.
We waved to the farmer as he drove his big green tractor past.
The tractor pulled a heavy trailer loaded with bales of hay.

Did You Know? The first steam-powered tractor was built in 1868 and was so heavy it often sank into soft ground. Before tractors, all farming was done by horses and people. A modern tractor can do the work of over 100 horses! Some GPS-guided tractors can plant seeds in perfectly straight lines without a driver.