单词 | crop |
释义 | noun | verb cropcrop1 /krɑp/ ●●○ noun [countable] 1science, biology a plant such as corn, wheat, rice, etc. that is grown by a farmer and used as food: The main crops are wheat and barley. Most of the land is used for growing crops.2the amount of corn, wheat, rice, etc. that is produced in a single season: the apple crop The cotton fields yielded bumper crops (=large amounts).crop of this summer’s crop of vegetables3a crop of somebody/something a group of people or things who are similar or do similar things: the current crop of young authors a new crop of luxury cars4a short whip used in horse riding5a very short hairstyle6a crop of hair/curls etc. hair that is short, thick, and attractive7science, biology the part under a bird’s throat where food is stored before it goes into its stomach or is given to its babies8science, biology a part of the digestive system of earthworms and some insects where the food they have eaten is stored before being changed into a form that their bodies can use [Origin: Old English cropp bird’s crop, top part of a plant] noun | verb cropcrop2 ●●○ verb (cropped, cropping) [transitive] 1to cut someone’s hair short: a boy with closely cropped hair2to cut a part off a photograph or picture so that it is a particular size or shape3if an animal crops grass or other plants, it makes them shorter by eating the top partcrop up phrasal verb1if something, especially a problem, crops up, it happens or appears suddenly and in an unexpected way SYN arise: Cases of the disease have cropped up in both the U.S. and Europe.2if something such as a name or a subject crops up, it appears in something you read or hear SYN come up: Your name kept cropping up in conversation. |
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