harvest

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun Agriculture

n. the total amount of crops that are gathered.

n. the quantity of a crop that is harvested; the yield.

日本語:収穫※

Español:cosecha

“After a very dry summer, the grape harvest was much smaller than usual.”

“Agricultural experts predicted a record-breaking corn harvest due to the ideal combination of early spring rains and a warm summer.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Literary

n. the result or reward of your hard work or actions.

n. the product or consequence of any exertion or course of action.

日本語:収穫※

“After years of studying, she finally reaped the harvest of her hard work.”

“The diplomat warned that the current aggressive policies would eventually yield a bitter harvest of resentment and international isolation.”

B1 · Intermediate Agriculture

v. to cut and collect a crop when it is ready.

v. to gather a crop as a harvest; to reap.

“They usually harvest the apples in late September.”

“Modern machinery allows large-scale farms to harvest hundreds of acres of grain in a fraction of the time it once took by hand.”

C1 · Advanced Medicine Technical

v. to collect something useful, like information or body organs, to use them later.

v. to remove or extract biological tissue or data for transplantation or analysis.

“The company was criticized for trying to harvest personal data from its users.”

“The surgical team worked quickly to harvest the donor organs so they could be transported to the waiting recipients.”