harvest
har
ˈhɑr
haar
vest
vɪst
vist
British pronunciation
/ˈhɑːvɪst/

Definition & Meaning of "harvest"in English

to harvest
01

to cut and collect a crop

Transitive: to harvest a crop
to harvest definition and meaning
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Examples
The farmers harvest wheat in late summer when the grains are fully ripe.
02

to catch fish or other animals for consumption

Intransitive
Transitive: to harvest animals
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They harvest the fish from the lake each summer.
03

to extract cells, tissues, or organs from a person or animal for medical or research purposes

Transitive: to harvest a tissue or organ
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The surgeons harvested bone marrow from the donor for the transplant.
04

to gather resources so one can use them later

Transitive: to harvest a resource
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Examples
He harvested rainwater during the monsoon season to use in the dry months.
Harvest
01

the amount of produce gathered from crops during one growing season

harvest definition and meaning
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The wheat harvest this year exceeded expectations.
02

the act or process of gathering a ripened crop from the fields

harvest definition and meaning
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The harvest took place over two weeks in September.
03

the season or period during which crops are collected from the fields

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The harvest season in this region lasts from August to October.
04

the result produced by a particular endeavor or period of work

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Her years of archival research bore a rich harvest of previously unknown letters.
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