Crop: meaning, definitions and examples
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crop
[ krɒp ]
agriculture
A cultivated plant that is grown as food, especially a grain, fruit, or vegetable.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The farmer harvested the crop of wheat in the field.
- The main crops grown in this region are corn and soybeans.
Translations
Translations of the word "crop" in other languages:
🇵🇹 cultura
- colheita
- cortar
🇮🇳 फसल
- काटना
- उपज
🇩🇪 Ernte
- schneiden
- Kulturpflanze
🇮🇩 tanaman
- panen
- memotong
🇺🇦 врожай
- обрізати
- культура
🇵🇱 plon
- uprawa
- przycinać
🇯🇵 作物 (さくもつ)
- 刈る (かる)
- 収穫 (しゅうかく)
🇫🇷 récolte
- couper
- culture
🇪🇸 cosecha
- cortar
- cultivo
🇹🇷 mahsul
- kesmek
- ürün
🇰🇷 작물
- 수확
- 자르다
🇸🇦 محصول
- قطع
- زراعة
🇨🇿 plodina
- střih
- sklizeň
🇸🇰 plodina
- úroda
- strihať
🇨🇳 作物
- 收割
- 裁剪
🇸🇮 pridelek
- rezati
- pridelava
🇮🇸 uppskera
- skera
- ræktun
🇰🇿 өнім
- қию
- егін
🇬🇪 მოსავლი
- მოჭრა
- კულტურა
🇦🇿 məhsul
- kəsmək
- əkin
🇲🇽 cosecha
- cortar
- cultivo
Etymology
The word 'crop' originated from the Old English word 'cropp', which meant a sprout or cutting. Over time, it evolved to refer to plants that are cultivated for food. The concept of crops has been essential to human civilization, as agriculture and farming have played a crucial role in providing sustenance and resources. Different regions around the world grow various crops depending on climate and soil conditions, contributing to the diversity of food sources available globally.