emblavés

In a sentence

• Les champs emblavés s'étendent à perte de vue.

  The fields sown with crops stretch as far as the eye can see.

  Here, 'emblavés' is used as a past participle adjective to describe the fields which have been seeded with crops.

• Nous allons emblaver ce terrain au printemps.

  We are going to sow this land in the spring.

  In this usage, 'emblaver' is used as a verb in its infinitive form to talk about the action of sowing a terrain for crops.

• Les emblavés de cette région produisent une récolte abondante.

  The sown fields of this region produce an abundant harvest.

  'Emblavés' acts as a noun here, referring to the portions of land that have been cultivated and sown for agricultural purposes.