Definition of grape harvest in English:

grape harvest

noun

1The process or period of picking grapes.
there is just over a month to go before this year's grape harvest
Example sentencesExamples
- Relief came at last in March: ironically, the first rains arrived inopportunely at grape harvest time in South Australia and Victoria.
- Just a few hillsides away, the grape harvest is concluding.
- With just over a month to go before this year's grape harvest, vineyard owners and wine connoisseurs are hoping the good weather will continue.
- She's cleaning the wine press in time for the grape harvest.
- October on Cyprus is the season of grape harvest, wine making, olive pressing, and swimming in warm seas.
- The week that followed was given over to the traditional grape harvest!
- The olive harvest falls after grape harvest, during a period of time when he'd otherwise have nothing for his workers to do.
- Grape harvest in wine country is a not-to-be-missed wine experience.
- The start of the grape harvest last week in France saw a great deal of ceremonial dressing up in robes and formal dining across the country.
- Before the Mayor dropped us back on the main road, he arranged for us to work on the grape harvest in a few weeks' time.
1. 1.1 The crop of grapes produced in a particular season.
  the climate is hot enough to produce a good grape harvest every year
  Example sentencesExamples
  An award-winning English winemaker has scrapped its entire 2012 grape harvest because of the summer's poor weather.
  The 2003 grape harvest is expected to be 30 to 40 per cent lower, due to damage from low temperatures in the spring.
  The French Agricultural Budget Commission forecast that the revenue for appellation controlee wine producers will fall overall by 32 per cent due to a small 2003 grape harvest.
  Some forecasters expect Italy's wine grape harvest to be the second smallest since 1950.
  The cost of table wine is set to rise due to a devastating grape harvest in Spain and Italy caused by a drought.
  Almost the entire grape harvest of some villages is vinified by one good co-operative cellar.
  The New Zealand wine industry has continued its turnaround in 2013, posting a record grape harvest and improved profitability for wineries.
  In turn, the quality of wines is strongly dependent on the quality of the grape harvest in the particular year.
  The whole of Louis XVI's reign had been a time of economic difficulties, with wildly fluctuating grain, fodder, and grape harvests causing repeated disruption.
  The Indian summer means wine producers in Yorkshire have been blessed with a bumper grape harvest which they hope will bring them wines to rival Bordeaux.

单词	grape harvest
释义	Definition of grape harvest in English: grape harvest noun 1The process or period of picking grapes. there is just over a month to go before this year's grape harvest Example sentencesExamples Relief came at last in March: ironically, the first rains arrived inopportunely at grape harvest time in South Australia and Victoria. Just a few hillsides away, the grape harvest is concluding. With just over a month to go before this year's grape harvest, vineyard owners and wine connoisseurs are hoping the good weather will continue. She's cleaning the wine press in time for the grape harvest. October on Cyprus is the season of grape harvest, wine making, olive pressing, and swimming in warm seas. The week that followed was given over to the traditional grape harvest! The olive harvest falls after grape harvest, during a period of time when he'd otherwise have nothing for his workers to do. Grape harvest in wine country is a not-to-be-missed wine experience. The start of the grape harvest last week in France saw a great deal of ceremonial dressing up in robes and formal dining across the country. Before the Mayor dropped us back on the main road, he arranged for us to work on the grape harvest in a few weeks' time. 1.1 The crop of grapes produced in a particular season. the climate is hot enough to produce a good grape harvest every year Example sentencesExamples An award-winning English winemaker has scrapped its entire 2012 grape harvest because of the summer's poor weather. The 2003 grape harvest is expected to be 30 to 40 per cent lower, due to damage from low temperatures in the spring. The French Agricultural Budget Commission forecast that the revenue for appellation controlee wine producers will fall overall by 32 per cent due to a small 2003 grape harvest. Some forecasters expect Italy's wine grape harvest to be the second smallest since 1950. The cost of table wine is set to rise due to a devastating grape harvest in Spain and Italy caused by a drought. Almost the entire grape harvest of some villages is vinified by one good co-operative cellar. The New Zealand wine industry has continued its turnaround in 2013, posting a record grape harvest and improved profitability for wineries. In turn, the quality of wines is strongly dependent on the quality of the grape harvest in the particular year. The whole of Louis XVI's reign had been a time of economic difficulties, with wildly fluctuating grain, fodder, and grape harvests causing repeated disruption. The Indian summer means wine producers in Yorkshire have been blessed with a bumper grape harvest which they hope will bring them wines to rival Bordeaux.
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