Synonym: crop, effect, gather, outcome, pick, proceeds, product, reap, result, yield. Similar words: carve, invest, investor, investment, investigate, investigator, investigation, direct investment. Meaning: ['hɑrvɪst /'hɑːv-] 
n. 1. the yield from plants in a single growing season 2. the consequence of an effort or activity 3. the gathering of a ripened crop 4. the season for gathering crops. v. 1. gather, as of natural products 2. remove from a culture or a living or dead body, as for the purposes of transplantation.
n. 1. the yield from plants in a single growing season 2. the consequence of an effort or activity 3. the gathering of a ripened crop 4. the season for gathering crops. v. 1. gather, as of natural products 2. remove from a culture or a living or dead body, as for the purposes of transplantation. 
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(121) It'sthis seasonal bounty to which the Eleonora's breeding cycle is geared, and the falcons harvest it in abundance.
(122) On top of that, a super-levy of up to 3% - depending on the actual size of the harvest - would have to be imposed.
(123) No ray of sunshine is ever lost but the green that it awakens takes time to sprout, and it is not always given the sower to see the harvest. Albert Schweitzer 
(124) Jacques was speaking enthusiastically about the crop of grapes which the vines had produced, and was prophesying a bumper harvest.
(125) A further Council of Ministers resolution adopted on Sept. 26 authorized the use of soldiers to assist in the harvest.
(126) When properly cultivated and controlled by men[sentencedict.com], the earth by her nature yields a bounteous harvest.
(127) Fastmaturing varieties that might take a scant seven weeks until harvest begins should be sown in early August.
(128) They were interspersed with rows of vines, whose high branches must have made the harvest very hard work.
(129) Time allowed 01:25 Read in studio Police are hunting arsonists who're targeting hay barns at the height of the harvest.
(130) Today, very late, we are coming to accept the fact that the harvest of renewable resources must be controlled.
(131) What was a couple of hours spent in waiting when a bumper harvest was in sight?
(132) Laid crops and unsettled weather put the brakes on harvest for many growers this week.
(133) For how are we to bring in the corn harvest with all those strong hands and strong arms gone?
(134) We saw it as an opportunity to harvest an animal and help out Fish and Game.
(135) During haytime and harvest, the four horses bought from his father-in-law had proved to be a boon.
(136) This year's smacking watermelon harvest is very good.
(137) We have a plenteous harvest this year.
(138) Scythe - Hope of a fruitful harvest of things hoped for.
(139) One seed ; another gathers in the harvest; and both the sower and the reaper receive wages.
(140) Farmers plough and sow in prospect of the coming harvest.
(141) This is another bumper harvest year,[http://sentencedict.com/harvest.html] the storehouse is full of grain.
(142) But now these dangers are over and the spaghetti harvest goes forward.
(143) The effects of 1 - MCP on post - harvest physiology of Pink Lady apples with different maturity were studied.
(144) Coffee cherries must be processed immediately after harvest to prevent spoilage.
(145) Extra care must be given during harvest to avoid spoilage.
(146) Scarecrow field, winter poems and look at the evil, Shou at harvest.
(147) The first section: Happy sowing, praying for the abundant harvest piously.
(148) Autumn has shamisen, harvest is sweet. is the Xiangxiang. Autumn is the Shuangshuang.
(149) Summer and autumn, seedtime and harvest return in their stated order with a sublime precision.
(150) After harvest, the fruit treated with ethephon showed rapid increase in respiratory rate.
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