Idiom
hoe one's row
Meaning
To do one's share of a job.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“Everyone must hoe their own row to finish this project.”
“The team leader reminded us that we all have to hoe our own row if we want to meet the deadline.”
“In a community built on mutual reliance, each member is expected to hoe their own row with diligence and integrity to ensure the group's collective success.”
Examples
simple
“Everyone must hoe their own row to finish this project.”
contextual
“The team leader reminded us that we all have to hoe our own row if we want to meet the deadline.”
complex
“In a community built on mutual reliance, each member is expected to hoe their own row with diligence and integrity to ensure the group's collective success.”
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