harvesting in Japanese
harvesting in Japanese is 収穫, 収納 — harvesting means the act of gathering a ripe crop or, more broadly, collecting any resource.
harvesting in Japanese
収穫
Pronounced: shuukaku
(agriculture) The gathering of a mature crop; a harvest.
収納
Pronounced: shuunō
(agriculture) The gathering of a mature crop; a harvest.
What does "harvesting" mean?
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noun The act of gathering a ripe crop or, more broadly, collecting any resource.
"Harvesting usually starts at dawn to avoid the midday heat."
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harvesting in a sentence
- Harvesting usually starts at dawn to avoid the midday heat.
- Rainwater harvesting is common in areas with unreliable water supply.
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What is "harvesting" in Japanese?
"harvesting" in Japanese is 収穫, 収納. harvesting means: The act of gathering a ripe crop or, more broadly, collecting any resource.
How do you pronounce 収穫?
"harvesting" in Japanese is 収穫, pronounced "shuukaku".
How do you use "harvesting" in a sentence?
Example: "Harvesting usually starts at dawn to avoid the midday heat." In Japanese, "harvesting" is 収穫, 収納.
Are there other ways to say "harvesting" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "harvesting": 収穫, 収納.
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