Moisson (en. Harvest)
/mwa.sɔ̃/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
Action of harvesting vegetables or grains.
The wheat harvest begins in July.
La moisson du blé commence en juillet.
Result of the harvest, particularly concerning grains.
This year, the harvest has been particularly abundant.
Cette année, la moisson a été particulièrement abondante.
Period during which the products of the fields are harvested.
The harvest is a crucial moment for farmers.
La moisson est un moment crucial pour les agriculteurs.
Etymology
Comes from the Old French 'moisson', derived from the Latin 'messio'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Abundant harvest
Particularly rich yield.
moisson abondante
To reap the harvest
To proceed with the harvest.
faire la moisson
To harvest
To carry out the harvest.
moissonner
Related Words
Harvest
Action of gathering what has been cultivated.
récolte
Agriculture
Set of activities related to land cultivation.
agriculture
Farmer
Person who cultivates a farm.
fermier
Slang Meanings
Period of intense work in the fields.
During the harvest, you cannot sleep in.
Durant la moisson, on ne peut pas faire la grasse matinée.
To achieve a lot of success or positive results.
This summer, he had a harvest in terms of sales.
Cet été, il a fait sa moisson niveau ventes.