harvest

noun28 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.8

a successful and plentiful harvest

an exceptionally large harvest

a harvest of great size or quantity

a harvest with a lower than expected yield

an unsuccessful harvest with low yield

a plentiful and high-quality harvest; can also be used figuratively

a harvest that yields a large quantity

the gathering of the corn crop

the gathering of the wheat crop

a plentiful and generous harvest, often used in a literary context

the gathering of the grain crop

the gathering of the potato crop

the gathering of crops like wheat, barley, or oats

a harvest that fails completely or has extremely bad results

the last gathering of crops in a season

while the specific, known process of gathering crops is happening

while the process of gathering crops is happening

in the period following the gathering of crops

to succeed in gathering the crops, often before bad weather

to gather the crops from the fields

to gather the crops; often used figuratively to mean receiving the results of one's actions

to collect the crops

to collect the crops and bring them to a storage place

the time of year when crops are gathered

the time of year when crops are gathered

a celebration of the harvest

used to specify what was harvested, e.g., a harvest of potatoes

used when crops do not grow successfully, resulting in a poor harvest

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