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Meanings of harvest in English
Process of gathering mature crops from the fields.
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Examples for "reap"
Examples for "reap"
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Society will reap the rewards in terms of active and involved citizens.
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Now is the time to reap those value stocks at good prices.
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In coming years, stronger standards will guarantee that consumers reap these benefits.
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A handful of other major companies would also likely reap immediate benefit.
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Therefore, it is either overpaying or expects to reap greater benefits elsewhere.
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Though I can't imagine what new information you could glean from it.
2
And we'll attempt to glean some meaning from the US Presidential debate.
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The widow and the orphan were permitted to glean after the harvesters.
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Look I on leg, and glean a right in say of she.
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I was watching him to better glean the meaning of his words.
Spanish
cosecha Usage of harvest in English
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The wine industry is expecting another record year, despite a smaller harvest.
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His was the labor and worry; they gathered in the financial harvest.
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Most are migrant workers from eastern Europe who come every harvest season.
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Result: S. miltiorrhiza root of high harvest area accumulated Cu and Zn.
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British farmers have long relied on foreign labour, particularly around harvest time.
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The plant should produce a second, smaller harvest a few weeks later.
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Given the downturn, some sugar companies have decided to delay harvest operations.
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Will you have enough room to harvest, weed, and water, for example?
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It's not a problem to harvest them from time to time anymore.
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Twenty people can harvest the crop in a day; cost, 1 peso.
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The bedrock of life in the Middle West is the wheat harvest.
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The floods could delay the start of the sugar harvest, they said.
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I don't even see 30 percent of the harvest here,' he said.
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Several importers said much of this coffee is from the previous harvest.
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We welcome another harvest and look across the fields with grateful joy.
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Inside is a completely different matter, with a bumper harvest each time.
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Russian
Harvest through the time
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United Kingdom
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