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harvest n. figurative (result, consequence) (figurado) cosecha nf. Jim's dad retired at 60 to enjoy the harvest of 40 years of work. El padre de Jim se retiró a los 60 para disfrutar la cosecha de 40 años de trabajo. harvest [sth] vtr. (body: organs) (un órgano para trasplante) extraer ⇒ vtr.
to take or collect a useful substance, for example water or a chemical element, from somewhere so that it can be used: Hydrogen and oxygen could be harvested from the frozen water reserves. We use harvested rainwater for most of our cooking. More examples. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. harvest verb (BODY PARTS) [ T ]
to pick and collect crops, or to collect plants, animals, or fish to eat. cosechar. In the US, winter wheat is harvested in the early summer. En Estados Unidos, el trigo de invierno se cosecha a principios del verano. Farmers sort the vegetables when they harvest. BODY PARTS. [ T ] to take cells or other body parts from someone for medical use.
to pick and collect crops, or to collect plants, animals, or fish as food: In the US, winter wheat is harvested in the early summer. By the end of the year, growers in the state will have harvested 1.8 million barrels of fruit. About 30 million pounds of red snapper are harvested from US waters every year.
Muchos ejemplos de oraciones traducidas contienen “harvest” – Diccionario español-inglés y buscador de traducciones en español.
noun. 1. (agriculture) a. la cosecha. (F) The harvest was really good this year.La cosecha fue muy buena este año. b. la siega. (F) (of grains) We have a special menu this week because of the rice harvest. Tenemos un menú especial esta semana por la siega del arroz. c. la vendimia. (F) (of grapes)
1. (Agriculture) [cereals] cosechar. [fruit, vegetables] cosechar ⧫ recolectar. [grapes] vendimiar. 2. (figurative) [rewards, benefits] cosechar. [resource, data] recolectar. (Medicine) [organ] extraer. verbo intransitivo. cosechar ⧫ segar. compuestos. harvest festival. harvest home. harvest moon. harvest time.
