Definition of overcrop in English:

overcrop

verbovercropped, overcropping, overcrops əʊvəˈkrɒpˌoʊvərˈkrɑp

[with object]usually as noun overcropping

Exhaust (land) by growing crops continuously on it.
overgrazing and overcropping have resulted in nutrient depletion and widespread soil erosion
Example sentencesExamples
- Low-vigour vines do not always have sufficient leaf area to ripen grapes properly, while high-vigour vines typically produce thin, pale, acidic wines often wrongly thought to result from overcropping.
- But wait, champagne makers seem to be able to produce high-priced wine from grossly em>overcropped Pinot Noir without much trouble, so why should such an achievement be beyond California's technologically savvy producers?

Definition of overcrop in US English:

overcrop

verbˌoʊvərˈkrɑpˌōvərˈkräp

[with object]usually as noun overcropping

Deplete (soil) by growing crops continuously on it.
overgrazing and overcropping have resulted in nutrient depletion and widespread soil erosion
Example sentencesExamples
- But wait, champagne makers seem to be able to produce high-priced wine from grossly em>overcropped Pinot Noir without much trouble, so why should such an achievement be beyond California's technologically savvy producers?
- Low-vigour vines do not always have sufficient leaf area to ripen grapes properly, while high-vigour vines typically produce thin, pale, acidic wines often wrongly thought to result from overcropping.

单词	overcrop
释义	Definition of overcrop in English: overcrop verbovercropped, overcropping, overcrops əʊvəˈkrɒpˌoʊvərˈkrɑp [with object]usually as noun overcropping Exhaust (land) by growing crops continuously on it. overgrazing and overcropping have resulted in nutrient depletion and widespread soil erosion Example sentencesExamples Low-vigour vines do not always have sufficient leaf area to ripen grapes properly, while high-vigour vines typically produce thin, pale, acidic wines often wrongly thought to result from overcropping. But wait, champagne makers seem to be able to produce high-priced wine from grossly em>overcropped Pinot Noir without much trouble, so why should such an achievement be beyond California's technologically savvy producers? Definition of overcrop in US English: overcrop verbˌoʊvərˈkrɑpˌōvərˈkräp [with object]usually as noun overcropping Deplete (soil) by growing crops continuously on it. overgrazing and overcropping have resulted in nutrient depletion and widespread soil erosion Example sentencesExamples But wait, champagne makers seem to be able to produce high-priced wine from grossly em>overcropped Pinot Noir without much trouble, so why should such an achievement be beyond California's technologically savvy producers? Low-vigour vines do not always have sufficient leaf area to ripen grapes properly, while high-vigour vines typically produce thin, pale, acidic wines often wrongly thought to result from overcropping.
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