reap - Definition & Meaning | VisualLang Dictionary

reap

to cut or gather a cropto cut or gather a crop

Examples

The farmers reap wheat from the fields during the summer harvest.
They reap ripe apples from the orchard trees in autumn.
The workers reap rice from the flooded paddies using traditional methods.

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reap

Third Person

reaps

Present Participle

reaping

Past Tense

reaped

Past Participle

reaped

1

to cut or gather a crop

transitive

The farmers reap wheat from the fields during the summer harvest.
They reap ripe apples from the orchard trees in autumn.
The workers reap rice from the flooded paddies using traditional methods.
She reaps vegetables from the garden beds to bring to the market.
He reaps hay from the meadow to feed the livestock during the winter.

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2

to gain something, particularly something beneficial, as the result of one's actions

transitive

After years of hard work, she finally reaped the rewards of her success.
Students who study diligently can reap the benefits of good grades.
Investing wisely in the stock market can allow you to reap financial gains over time.
By consistently practicing, the athlete was able to reap improvement in performance.
The entrepreneur reaped significant profits from launching a new and innovative product.

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