harvest
//ˈhɑːrvɪst//
Noun
harvestSingular
harvestsPlural
1
The process or period of gathering in crops from the fields.
The harvest begins in September when the wheat is ready.
2
The season's yield or crop that has been gathered.
This year's harvest was excellent due to good weather.
3
The product or result of any effort or action.
The research project yielded a rich harvest of new discoveries.
Verb
harvestInfinitive
harvestPresent tense
harvestedPast tense
harvestedPast participle
harvestingPresent participle
harvestsThird-person singular
1
To gather (a crop) from the fields.
The farmers harvest wheat in late summer.
2
To collect or obtain (something) as if gathering a crop.
The company harvests data from millions of users.
3
To remove (cells, tissue, or organs) from a body for transplantation or research.
The doctors harvested stem cells from the patient's bone marrow.