harvester in Latin
harvester in Latin is messor — harvester means a person or machine that gathers a crop.
harvester in Latin
messor
(dated) A person who gathers the harvest (harvests the crop).
What does "harvester" mean?
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noun A person or machine that gathers a crop.
"The combine harvester cut and threshed the whole field in an afternoon."
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noun A program that automatically collects data from somewhere, such as the web.
"The site uses a harvester to pull product prices from competitor pages."
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harvester in a sentence
- The combine harvester cut and threshed the whole field in an afternoon.
- The site uses a harvester to pull product prices from competitor pages.
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What is "harvester" in Latin?
"harvester" in Latin is messor. harvester means: A person or machine that gathers a crop.
How do you use "harvester" in a sentence?
Example: "The combine harvester cut and threshed the whole field in an afternoon." In Latin, "harvester" is messor.
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