crop

crop
crop [{{t}}krɒp] (pt & pp cropped, cont cropping)
1 noun
(a) (produce) produit m agricole, culture f; (harvest) récolte f; (of fruit) récolte f, cueillette f; (of grain) moisson f;
food crops cultures fpl vivrières;
to get in or to harvest the crops faire la récolte, rentrer les récoltes;
a poor/good crop une mauvaise/bonne récolte;
we had a good wheat crop or crop of wheat le blé a bien donné
(b) {{}}figurative{{}} fournée f;
what do you think of this year's crop of students? que pensez-vous des étudiants de cette année?
(c) (of whip) manche m; (riding whip) cravache f
(d) (of bird) jabot m
(e) (haircut → for man) coupe f rase ou courte; (→ for woman) coupe courte ou à la garçonne;
the barber gave me a (close) crop le coiffeur m'a coupé les cheveux ras
2 transitive verb
(a) (cut → hedge) tailler, tondre; (→ hair) tondre; (→ tail) écourter
(b) {{}}Photography{{}} recadrer; {{}}Computing{{}} & {{}}Typography{{}} (graphic) rogner
(c) (of animal) brouter, paître
(d) (farm) cultiver; (harvest) récolter
3 intransitive verb
(land, vegetables) donner ou fournir une récolte;
to crop well donner une bonne récolte
►► crop circle = motif circulaire tracé dans un champ, attribué par certains à l'intervention d'extraterrestres;
{{}}Agriculture{{}} crop dusting pulvérisation f des cultures;
{{}}Computing{{}} crop mark trait m de coupe;
{{}}Agriculture{{}} crop rotation assolement m, rotation f des cultures;
{{}}Agriculture{{}} crop spraying pulvérisation f des cultures
crop up intransitive verb
survenir, se présenter;
his name cropped up in the conversation son nom a surgi dans la conversation;
we'll deal with anything that crops up while you're away on s'occupera de tout pendant votre absence;
something has cropped up j'ai un empêchement

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