rich harvest

collocation in English

meaningsofrichandharvest

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rich
adjective
uk
/rɪtʃ/us
/rɪtʃ/
having a lot of money or ...
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harvest
noun[C or U]
uk
/ˈhɑː.vɪst/us
/ˈhɑːr.vəst/
the time of year when crops are cut and collected from the fields, or the activity of cutting and collecting them, or the crops that are cut ...
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(Definition ofrichandharvestfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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What happens now, after therichharvestof the decade of the brain?
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Their own country was yielding an equallyrichharvestof astonishing marvels.
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Salmon is a veryrichharvest.
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What arichharvesthas resulted.
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Their volume, containing pieces by eight others besides contributions and an introduction by themselves, is arichharvest.
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Why should other countries reap thisrichharvest?
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The texts of popular songs may bring 'arichharvestof deviant spelling' but they don't come under the same linguistic category as dialect-imitation or newspaper editorials.
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It is pure hypocrisy to talk about therichharvestfor the landlords.
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Arichharvestof alternatives to corporal punishment has been gleaned.
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Those individual contributions provided the teams with arichharvestof reforming ideas.
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I am convinced that this will result in arichharvestfor the lawyers.
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If we were more sensible and rational about this, we would reap an enormouslyrichharvest.
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His letters, especially, promise arichharvest.
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Or has it gone down the drain altogether, while we still allow thisrichharvestto be made?
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It is such arichharvestthat they can reap as a result of their illegal trawling.
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It is arichharvest, but one which at present is at some risk from our priorities and our own aid policy in this field.
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I do not wish to express my congratulations to the legal fraternity, but it seems to me that they will reap arichharvest.
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After the first week, it yielded quite arichharvestof suggestions, though not always perhaps the kind of suggestion that we had anticipated.
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I think we could reap arichharvestby going out and claiming their scientists in return for those which have been taken from us.
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There is also the question of revenue from therichharvestof fish and the possibility—there can be no certainty—of finding oil.
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Those who engage in illegal trawling make arichharvestin a voyage or two, if they escape detection and get away with their haul.
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She prevents the natural disasters for people, and brings therichharvestin the town.
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Thereafter, he went on to produce arichharvestof varied stories.
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Sprouting semeni symbolises sowing and arichharvest, it represents grain, bread, increase and abundance.
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