Examples of using "Trigo" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I am harvesting wheat.
- I'm harvesting wheat.
We grow wheat here.
Canada produces good wheat.
When will you harvest your wheat?
Tom grinds the wheat.
wheat, corn and soy -
I'm not sowing your wheat.
We are God's wheat.
I'm going to grow wheat there.
Seed the fields with wheat.
Do you want some shredded wheat?
They grind wheat into flour.
Flour is made from wheat.
The wheat is ready for harvest.
Bread is made from wheat.
I sowed wheat in my field.
You sowed wheat in your field.
He sowed wheat in his field.
She sowed wheat in her field.
Tom sowed wheat in his field.
Mary sowed wheat in her field.
We sowed wheat in our field.
They sowed wheat in their field.
Some people are allergic to wheat.
My children are threshing wheat.
The farmer sowed his field with wheat.
Noodles are usually made from wheat.
The farmer seeded the field with wheat.
Russia imported wheat from the United States.
Farmers sow wheat in the spring.
They eat half the world's wheat.
The buildings are filled with bags of wheat.
Mary thinks that Tom is dishonest.
The farmer regretted having wasted some wheat.
Wheat has been seen as fertility for a long time
The United States exports wheat all over the world.
They're hoping the wheat harvest will be good this year.
We know that things like wheat and chickpea disseminate vaccine
Wheat would be scattered so that the new bride had lots of children.
Einkorn wheat was one of the earliest forms of wheat to be cultivated.
Because of the poor harvest, wheat prices have gone up in the last six months.
Stop finding fault with others.
There will be no flour as a result of wheat that cannot be produced due to the corona virus.
Because of the poor harvest, wheat prices have gone up in the last six months.
So she stayed close to the maidens of Boaz, to glean to the end of barley harvest and of wheat harvest; and she lived with her mother-in-law.
The flax therefore, and the barley were hurt, because the barley was green, and the flax was now bolled; but the wheat, and other winter corn were not hurt, because they were lateward.
The curious girl yanked out a spike of wheat and was taking out each grain one by one, letting them fall on the earth, so as to observe how the ants were taking them to the anthill.