单词 | harvest |
释义 | har·vest I. 1. < he who has seen ten winters or harvests is ten years old — M.P.Nilsson > < considerable variation in the Territory as regards the date of the harvest — Tanganyika Territory > 2. a. < the hay harvest > < reduce the numbers of fish … through more intensive and efficient harvest by anglers — L.S.Marceau > b. < more to these poems than just the … harvest of a trained eye — Times Literary Supplement > 3. a. < bountiful harvests of corn — John Bird > b. < harvest of elk > < harvest of beaver skins > < salt harvest > < ice harvest > 4. < one's total harvest of thinking, feeling, living, and observing — T.S.Eliot > < the final harvest of the theocracy — V.L.Parrington > < harvest of the guillotine — Alfred Cobban > < harvest of half crowns — W.J.MacQueen-Pope > 5. or harvest brown II. transitive verb 1. a. < when all the beets are harvested a steam shovel loads them on trucks — American Guide Series: Minnesota > b. < harvest honey > < harvest timber > < harvest whales > 2. a. < harvest news leads and witticisms — Bennett Cerf > b. < harvested rewards in fame and wealth … simply undreamed of — New York Herald Tribune > intransitive verb < sold it standing in the field to save himself the trouble of harvesting — Pearl Buck > < the husky black bear harvests upon both soil and water — George Heinold > Synonyms: see reap III. |
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