crop
word
/ˈkɹɑp/
krahp
/kɹˈɒp/
krop
Definition
A crop is a plant grown by farmers for food or other use, or the amount of such plants collected during a season. It can also mean to cut part of an image or photo.
Usage & Nuances
As a noun, 'crop' usually refers to plants like wheat, rice, or corn. Common phrases: 'cash crop' (grown for money), 'bumper crop' (large harvest). As a verb, 'to crop' is mostly used for images, not for cutting hair or plants. Don't confuse with 'harvest' (the act of collecting crops).
Spanish: cultivo - cosecha - recorte (foto)Portuguese (BR): cultura - colheita - cortar (foto)Portuguese (PT): cultura - colheita - recorte (fotografia)Chinese (Simplified): 作物 - 收成 - 裁剪（图片）Chinese (Traditional): 作物 - 收成 - 裁剪（圖片）Hindi: फ़सल - कटाई - क्रॉप (फोटो काटना)Arabic: محصول - حصاد - قص (صورة)Bengali: ফসল - ক্রপ (ছবি কাটা)Russian: урожай - культура - обрезать (фото)Japanese: 作物 - トリミング（画像）Vietnamese: mùa vụ - cây trồng - cắt xén (ảnh)Korean: 작물 - 크롭(사진 자르기)Turkish: ürün - kırpmak (fotoğraf için)Urdu: فصل - کراپ کرنا (تصویر کٹ)Indonesian: tanaman - panen - memotong (foto)
Example Sentences
This year’s crop was ruined by heavy rain.
natural
Can you crop out the background from this image?
natural
Coffee is a major cash crop for the region.
natural
He used an app to crop the photo.
basic
They planted a new crop of rice this year.
basic
Wheat is an important crop in many countries.
basic