glean
glean
glin
glin
British pronunciation
/ɡlˈiːn/

Definition & Meaning of "glean"in English

to glean
01

to gather leftover crops or grains from fields after the harvest

Old useOld use
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The peasants glean wheat from the fields after the harvest to supplement their meager food supplies.
In the 19th century, impoverished families gleaned potatoes from the fields to survive the harsh winter.
02

to carefully collect small amounts of information, facts, or knowledge over time from different sources

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Examples
She gleaned useful tips from the interview.
They are gleaning data from several reports.
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