گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'crop'

1 کشاورزی:: بخش بزرگی از دستگاه گوارش از پرندگان است که به عنوان فضای ذخیره موقت غذا عمل می کند

2 عمومی:: حاصل‌ دادن‌

3 عمومی:: چیدن‌

4 عمومی:: سرشاخه‌ زدن‌

5 عمومی:: محصول‌

6 عمومی:: گیسو را زدن‌

1 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with CROP, Also see CREAM OF THE CROP.

2 general:: crop verbs grow a crop • Many crops are grown from seed every year. plant a crop • Farmers burn their fields in preparation for planting crops. harvest/bring in a crop • Brazil's coffee crop begins to be harvested in May. produce a crop • The land is so poor that much of the seed will not produce a crop. rotate the crops (= regularly change the crops grown on a piece of land ) • Crops are sometimes rotated with grass. something destroys/damages a crop • When disease destroyed the crop, famine followed. a crop fails (= does not grow or produce food properly ) • The drought meant the crops failed and food was scarce. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + crop the wheat/cereal/rice etc crop • In January farmers prepare the ground for the potato crop. a food crop • The demand for ethanol has reduced the amount of corn grown as a food crop. a cash crop (= grown to be sold rather than used ) • Cotton is grown as a cash crop in the savannah. an arable/agricultural crop (= grown on farm land ) • A lot of woodland has been cleared for arable crops. genetically modified crops ( also GM crops ) (= ones that have had their genetic structure changed ) • He argues that genetically modified crops are needed to avoid future famines. a staple crop (= an important one that forms a big part of people's diet ) • staple crops such as rice and wheat an export crop (= grown to be exported ) • Cocoa is the country's main export crop. crop + NOUN crop production • The area is mostly unsuitable for crop production. crop failure (= failure to grow or produce food ) • Ethiopia's 1989 crop failure was disastrous. crop damage • The storms caused crop damage across the country. crop rotation (= the practice of rotating crops ) • Crop rotation helps build up soil fertility.

3 general::   verb ADV. closely His hair was closely cropped. PHRASES crop sth short His hair had been cropped short and he looked different.

4 general::   noun plants grown for food ADJ. agricultural | cash, commercial, export | fodder, food, forage Fodder crops are used to feed livestock. | subsistence | staple | traditional the replacement of traditional crops with cash crops for export | spring, winter | standing Rivers burst their banks and flooded standing crops. | arable, cereal, fruit, root, vegetable VERB + CROP grow, produce Most of the farmers grow arable crops. | plant, sow | bring in, gather, harvest, reap | damage, destroy Summer flash floods destroyed the crops. | rotate | spray Crops are sprayed with highly toxic chemicals to prevent insect damage. CROP + VERB fail Isolated communities were extremely vulnerable if crops failed. CROP + NOUN rotation Crop rotation helps prevent soil erosion. | damage, failure | production, yield to boost crop yields | spraying PREP. ~ of a crop of carrots total amount of grain, fruit, etc. grown ADJ. abundant, bumper, excellent, good, heavy, record | poor | early Bring strawberry plants indoors for an early crop. | potato, rice, etc. VERB + CROP gather, get, harvest, have, reap a record crop was harvested We had a very good crop of apples last year. | bear, produce, yield It takes three to five years for a new plantation to bear a crop. PREP. ~ of

5 general:: noun harvest: The rice crop was large this year.

6 general:: crop up informal to happen or appear unexpectedly • Her name keeps cropping up in conversation.