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Ernte, ernten
harvest
ernten
harvest
Ernteertrag m
harvest
ernten, Ernte
harvest
Herbst m
harvest
Herbst
harvest
Ernte
harvest
ernten
to harvest
Teeernte f agr.
tea harvest
Erntehieb m
harvest cut
Heuernte f agr.
hay harvest
Missernte
bad harvest
magere Ernte
poor harvest
Erntefest n; Erntedankfest n
harvest home
Erntesegen
rich harvest
erntezeit
harvest time
Erntefest n, Erntedankfest n
harvest home
Herbstmond m
harvest moon
Erntezeit f
harvest time
Erntesegen m
rich harvest
Getreideernte f agr.
grain harvest
Kartoffelernte
potato harvest
Ernterückstände pl agr.
harvest residues
Erntedankfest n relig.
harvest festival
Erntedankfest n
harvest festival
Erntedankfest
harvest festival
(Fisch) fangen v
to harvest (fish)
Abschöpfen n; Abschöpfung f von Biomasse
harvest of biomass
(Wein) lesen
to harvest (grapes)
Roggenernte f agr.
rye harvest; rye crop
Traubenernte f; Weinernte f agr.
vintage; grape harvest
Missernte f
Missernten pl
bad harvest
bad harvests
(Bäume, Holz) schlagen
to harvest (trees, timber)
Erntehieb m
Erntehiebe pl
harvest cut
harvest cuts
(Bäume; Holz) schlagen
to harvest (trees; timber)
(eingebrachte) Ernte f; Ernteertrag m; Ausbeute f agr.
Einbringen der Ernte
harvest; crop
harvest home
Zwergmaus f (Micromys minutus)
Zwergmäuse pl
harvest mouse
harvest mice
Herbstmilbe f; Erntemilbe f (Neotrombicula autumnalis) zool.
Herbstmilben pl; Erntemilben pl
harvest mite
harvest mites
Biomasse f
Biomasse abschöpfen
biomass
to harvest biomass
Apfelernte f agr.
Apfelernten pl
apple harvest
apple harvests
reichlich; üppig adj
eine reiche Ernte
bountiful
a bountiful harvest
Baumwollernte f; Ernten n der Baumwolle agr.
Baumwollernten pl
cotton harvest
cotton harvests
Baumwollernte f, Ernten n der Baumwolle agr.
Baumwollernten pl
cotton harvest
cotton harvests
Traubenlese f, Weinernte f
Traubenlesen pl, Weinernten pl
vintage, grape harvest
vintages
Ernte f, Lese f, Ausbeute f, Ertrag m agr.
Ernten pl
Einbringen der Ernte
harvest
harvests
harvest home
Erntegut n agr.
crop; harvested crop; harvest yield
Heuernte f agr.
Heuernten pl
hay harvest; hay making
hay harvests
Missernte f
Missernten pl
bad harvest; crop failure
bad harvests
Erdbeerernte f agr.
Erdbeerernten pl
strawberry harvest
strawberry harvests
(Wein) lesen
lesend
gelesen
to harvest (grapes)
harvesting
harvested
Heuernte f; Heuarbeit f Bayr. Ös.; Heumahd f Ös.; Heuet f BW; Heuet m Schw. agr.
Heuernten pl; Heuarbeiten pl; Heumahden pl
hay harvest; haymaking
hay harvests; haymakings
(Bäume; Holz) schlagen v
schlagend
geschlagen
to harvest (trees; timber)
harvesting
harvested
Ernteertrag pl agr.
Ernteerträge pl
crop yield; harvest yield
crop yields; harvest yields
Wein lesen v agr.
Wein lesend
Wein gelesen
to harvest grapes
harvesting grapes
harvested grapes
Erntedankfest n; Erntedank m; Erntefest n relig. soc.
britisches Erntedankfest
Erntedankfest auf Barbados
harvest festival
Harvest Home; Ingathering
Crop Over
Erntezeit f; Erntesaison f agr.
zur Erntezeit
harvest time; harvest season; harvest
at harvest (time)
Weinlese f
Weinlesen pl
grape gathering, grape harvest, grape harvesting
grape gatherings
Weinlese f; Traubenlese f; Lese f
Weinlesen pl
grape gathering; grape harvest; grape harvesting
grape gatherings
nachlesen; stoppeln v agr. hist.
nachlesend; stoppelnd
nachgelesen; gestoppelt
to glean (gather leftover grain after a harvest)
gleaning
gleaned
Kartoffelernte f agr.
Kartoffelernten pl
potato harvest; crop of potatoes
potato harvests; crops of potatoes
Kartoffelernte f agr.
Kartoffelernten pl
potato harvest, crop of potatoes
potato harvests, crops of potatoes
etw. befischen; fangen v
befischend; fangend
befischt; gefangen
Populationen befischter Arten
to harvest (fish)
harvesting
harvested
populations of harvested species
ernten, abernten, (Ernte) einbringen
erntend, aberntend, einbringend
geerntet, abgeerntet, eingebracht
er
sie erntet
ich
er
sie erntete
er
sie hat
hatte geerntet
to harvest
harvesting
harvested
he
she harvests
I
he
she harvested
he
she has
had harvested
(eingebrachte) Ernte f; Ernteertrag m; Ausbeute f agr.
Getreideernte f
tolle Ernte; Superernte f
Einbringen der Ernte
harvest; crop
grain harvest; grain crop
bumper crop
gathering in of the crops; harvesting; harvest home Br.
etw. ernten; abernten; lesen; einbringen; herbsten Süddt.; wimmen Schw.; wümmen Schw. v agr.
erntend; aberntend; lesend; einbringend
geerntet; abgeerntet; gelesen; eingebracht
er sie erntet
ich er sie erntete
er sie hat hatte geerntet
to harvest sth.; to reap sth.
harvesting; reaping
harvested; reaped
he she harvests; he she reaps
I he she harvested; I he she reaped
he she has had harvested; he she has had reaped
etw. ernten v übtr.
den Lohn dafür erhalten
die Früchte einer Sache ernten übtr.
reichen Lohn ernten poet.
Jetzt fährt sie den Lohn der harten Arbeit ein.
Er strich hohe Gewinne aus seinen Investitionen ein.
to reap sth. fig.
to reap a the harvest Br.
to reap the benefits of sth.
to reap a rich reward
She is now reaping the benefits rewards of her hard work.
He reaped large profits from his investments.

Deutsche Ernte ernten Synonyme

ernten  
ernte  
Auslese  ÂErnte  ÂErnteertrag  ÂLese  

Englische harvest Synonyme

harvest  accumulate  acquire  aftermath  amass  assemble  autumn  bag  be seized of  bearing  bin  bring in  bumper crop  by-product  cache  capture  carve  catch  chisel  collect  come by  come in for  come into  consequence  consequent  contract  convert  corollary  corral  crop  crop herbs  cropping  cultivate  cut  cutting  derivation  derivative  derive  development  dig  distillate  drag down  draw  earn  effect  enter into possession  event  eventuality  eventuation  extract  fall  fruit  gain  garner  garnering  gather  gather in  gathering  get  glean  gleaning  grabble  grow  harvest home  harvest time  harvesting  hay  hide  hoard  ingathering  issue  legacy  logical outcome  machine  make  mill  mine  mow  net  nut  nutting  obtain  offshoot  offspring  outcome  outgrowth  output  pick  pluck  precipitate  proceeds  process  procure  produce  product  production  pull down  pump  raise  reap  reap and carry  reaping  rear  receive  refine  result  resultant  sack  score  second crop  secure  sequel  sequela  sequence  sequent  smelt  squirrel  stash  store up  storing  stow away  take  take in  throughput  upshot  vintage  win  yield  
harvesting  architecture  assembly  building  casting  composition  construction  conversion  crafting  craftsmanship  creation  crop  cropping  cultivation  cutting  devising  elaboration  erection  extraction  fabrication  fashioning  formation  forming  formulation  framing  gathering  gleaning  growing  handicraft  handiwork  harvest  ingathering  machining  making  manufacture  manufacturing  milling  mining  molding  nutting  prefabrication  preparation  processing  producing  raising  reaping  refining  shaping  smelting  workmanship  

harvest Definition

Harvest
(n.) The gathering of a crop of any kind
Harvest
(n.) That which is reaped or ready to be reaped or gath//ed
Harvest
(n.) The product or result of any exertion or labor
Harvest
(v. t.) To reap or gather, as any crop.
Harvest-home
(n.) The gathering and bringing home of the harvest
Harvest-home
(n.) The song sung by reapers at the feast made at the close of the harvest
Harvest-home
(n.) A service of thanksgiving, at harvest time, in the Church of England and in the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States.
Harvest-home
(n.) The opportunity of gathering treasure.

harvest Bedeutung

harvest
harvest time
the season for gathering crops
harvest harvesting
harvest home
the gathering of a ripened crop
harvest mite
chigger jigger
redbug
larval mite that sucks the blood of vertebrates including human beings causing intense irritation
dog-day cicada
harvest fly
its distinctive song is heard during July and August
harvest mouse Micromyx minutus small reddish-brown Eurasian mouse inhabiting e.g. cornfields
American harvest mouse
harvest mouse
any of several small greyish New World mice inhabiting e.g. grain fields
harvest the consequence of an effort or activity, they gathered a harvest of examples, a harvest of love
harvest-lice
Agrimonia eupatoria
erect perennial Old World herb of dry grassy habitats
crop
harvest
the yield from plants in a single growing season
harvest moon the full moon nearest the September equinox
harvest remove from a culture or a living or dead body, as for the purposes of transplantation, The Chinese are said to harvest organs from executed criminals
reap
harvest
glean
gather, as of natural products, harvest the grapes
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Harvesting is the process of gathering a ripe crop from the fields. Reaping is the cutting of grain or pulse for harvest, typically using a scythe, sickle, or reaper. On smaller farms with minimal mechanization, harvesting is the most labor-intensive activity of the growing season. On large mechanized farms, harvesting utilizes the most expensive and sophisticated farm machinery, such as the combine harvester. The term "harvesting" in general usage may include immediate postharvest handling, including cleaning, sorting, packing, and cooling.