• ___ the Wild Wind
• ___ the Wild Wind (1942 DeMille film)
• ___ the Wild Wind (DeMille movie)
• ... so shall ye ___
• As ye sow, so shall ye ___
• For whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also ___: Galatians
• Weed 'em and ___ (gardener's motto?)
• Weed 'em and ___: gardening book
• A biblical verb
• Acquire
• Benefit from planting
• Bring in
• Bring in a harvest
• Bring in at harvest time
• Bring in from the field
• Bring in the crop
• Bring in the harvest
• Bring in the rye
• Bring in the sheaves
• Bring in the sheaves, e.g.
• Bring in, as a crop
• Bring in, as crops
• Bring in, as sheaves
• Bring in, as the crops
• Bring in, as the harvest
• Bring in, on the farm
• Clear the field
• Collect
• Collect crops
• Collect in return
• Collect with a harvester
• Collect, as benefits
• Collect, as rewards
• Collect, in a way
• Come by
• Cradle grain
• Cradle grain, e.g.
• Cut forage
• Cut grain
• Cut in the field
• Cut off one's ears?
• Cut the crop
• Cut the mustard?
• Cut wheat
• Cut with a scythe
• Cut with a sickle
• Do a farmer's autumn chore
• Do crop work
• Do field work
• Do harvesting
• Do some end-of-the-season farm work
• Do some fall farmwork
• Do some sickle-swinging
• Earn, as profit
• Enjoy profits
• Enjoy profits, e.g.
• Enjoy, as benefits
• Enjoy, as rewards
• Enjoy, as the rewards
• Fell a crop
• Follow up on sowing
• Gain
• Gain the benefits of
• Gain through effort
• Gain, as a reward
• Gain, as benefits
• Gardening spoonerism: Weed it and ___
• Garner
• Garner, as rewards
• Gather benefits
• Gather by cutting
• Gather crops
• Gather from the fields
• Gather grain
• Gather grain, e.g.
• Gather in
• Gather in a crop
• Gather in a field
• Gather in the field
• Gather up crops
• Gather what's been sown
• Gather, as a crop
• Gather, as a harvest
• Gather, as crops
• Gather, as grain
• Gather, as the harvest
• Gather, as the rewards of labor
• Get
• Get as a result
• Get as a return
• Get back
• Get back, in a way
• Get in return
• Get in return, as benefits
• Get out of the field
• Get through labor
• Get together
• Get, as profit
• Glean
• Harvest
• Harvest crops
• Harvest grain
• Harvest, as a crop
• Haul in
• Incur
• Ingather
• Lop the crop
• Lop the crop, e.g.
• Obtain
• Obtain a return
• Obtain, as benefits
• Operate a combine
• Operate a harvester
• Opposite of sow
• Pick a field
• Pick pears
• Pluck
• Ply a scythe
• Procure
• Pull in
• Rake in
• Realize
• Realize, as profits
• Receive as one's due
• Receive, as benefits
• Round up crops
• Sow follower perhaps
• Sow's counterpart
• Sow's opposite
• Sower's goal
• Swing a scythe
• Swing a sickle
• Take a sickle to
• Take a sickle to, perhaps
• Take as a benefit
• Take care of some growths?
• Take in the harvest
• Take up the crops
• Ultravox's ___ the Wild Wind
• Use a harvester
• Use a scythe
• Use a sickle
• Use a sickle, say
• Use McCormick's machine
• Utilize a scythe, e.g.
• Wield a scythe
• Wield a sickle
• Work with a sickle
to reap wheat [rye] - жать /косить, убирать/ пшеницу [рожь]
to reap a field - убирать поле
to reap a splendid harvest of maize - собрать прекрасный урожай кукурузы
to reap laurels [a whirlwind] - пожинать лавры [бурю]
to reap the fruits of a victory - пожинать плоды победы
to reap glory [everlasting dishonour] - заслужить славу [вечный позор]
to reap the consequences of one's folly - расплачиваться за свою глупость
to reap a harvest of trouble - навлечь на себя неприятности /беду/
to reap a very good return from an investment - получить хорошую прибыль на вложенный капитал
I reap no benefit from it - я из этого не извлекаю никакой выгоды
♢
to reap as one has sown - ≅ что посеешь, то и пожнёшьto reap where one has not sown - пожинать плоды чужого труда
Outside shareholders reaped 25% of the dividends generated.
reap $35 million/£1.9 billion, etc. »His company has reaped more than $800 million in federal contracts over the past five years.
»reap profits/returns/savings
reap benefits/rewards »The Treasury has reaped rewards from rising house prices as its income from stamp duty and inheritance tax has soared.
For now, the drop in the dollar against the euro is allowing the U.S. economy to reap rewards.
»Vigorous participation in the European Union is vital if the country wants to reap the benefits of globalization.
reap dividends »The healthy eating program is reaping dividends in terms of promoting better awareness of health issues in the community.
сноп; охапка (пшеницы и т. п.)
2. {ri:p} v1. жать или косить (хлеб); убирать урожай
to ~ wheat {rye} - жать /косить, убирать/ пшеницу {рожь}
to ~ a field - убирать поле
to ~ a splendid harvest of maize - собрать прекрасный урожай кукурузы
2. 1) пожинать (плоды чего-л.); заслужить (что-л.)
to ~ laurels {a whirlwind} - пожинать лавры {бурю}
to ~ the fruits of a victory - пожинать плоды победы
to ~ glory {everlasting dishonour} - заслужить славу {вечный позор}
to ~ the consequences of one's folly - расплачиваться за свою глупость
to ~ a harvest of trouble - навлечь на себя неприятности /беду/
2) (from) извлекать (выгоду и т. п.); получать (прибыль и т. п.)
to ~ a very good return from an investment - получить хорошую прибыль на вложенный капитал
I ~ no benefit from it - я из этого не извлекаю никакой выгоды
♢ to ~ as one has sown - ≅ что посеешь, то и пожнёшь
to ~ where one has not sown - пожинать плоды чужого труда
to reap as one has sown ≅ что посе́ешь, то и пожнёшь
;to reap where one has not sown пожина́ть плоды́ чужо́го труда́