🇬🇧 Harvest meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To harvest information means to gather or collect a lot of information, usually using computers that do it automatically. It’s like using a giant invisible net that scoops up details about what people do, like what they click, what they like, or what they search for, instead of just picking up one little piece at a time.

The school website tried to harvest information about our interests and is now 90% sure we all want longer recess.

The homework app tried to harvest my study data, but all it recorded was me staring at the wall for 27 minutes.

The fitness watch tried to harvest my exercise data and politely asked, “Are you… ever planning to move?”

Our smart mirror tried to harvest information about my morning routine, then filed it under “epic chaos.”

The teacher’s computer tried to harvest test scores, then fainted dramatically when it saw mine.

Late, she stared at the blue screen, whispered harvest, and clicked 'harvest.' The program began to harvest data from every street camera. It tried to harvest times, faces, footsteps, and small sounds. The server moved to harvest the last log. Her chest eased as the city map bloomed. She laughed, tired and relieved.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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