crop

US /krɑːp/
UK /krɑːp/
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a cultivated plant that is grown on a large scale commercially, especially a cereal, fruit, or vegetable

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Wheat is a major crop in this region.
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The farmers are hoping for a good crop this year.
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harvestyieldproduce
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a very short haircut

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He got a military crop before joining the army.
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Her new pixie crop really suits her.
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bobpixie cutbuzz cut
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cut the top off (a plant)

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The gardener decided to crop the rose bushes to encourage new growth.
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Farmers crop their fields annually.
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trimprunecultivategrow
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cut short the hair of (a person or animal)

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She decided to crop her hair for the summer.
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The sheep are regularly cropped for their wool.
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cutsheartrim
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cut off the unwanted parts of (a photograph or other image)

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You can crop the image to focus on the main subject.
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Make sure to crop out any distracting elements from the photo.
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trimcutclip
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