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major
Adjective
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A major change, problem, event, etc. is a big and important one.
We expected the change to cause a lot of problems, but in the end it wasn't as major as we had thought.
Tom Cruise had a major part in the movie. He directed it and acted in it as the main character.
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A major musical scale is the usual scale for music in western culture. The major scale starts two notes above the minor and more often sounds happy.
That music could be D minor or F major.
major
Noun
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A major is a subject area that is the main study of a student at a college or university.
My major is Speech-Language Pathology, which is about problems people may have with talking.
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A major is a military rank between captain and lieutenant-colonel.
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A major is a person of the legal age of majority.
major
Verb
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If you major in something, you concentrate on a single area of study as a student at a college or university.
My mother majored in English but I will major in psychology.
harvest
Noun
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Harvest is the time that you bring the crops in from the fields.
We had an early harvest this year because of all the sun.
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Harvest is the act of bring the crops in from the fields.
Our grain harvest went really well this year.
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A harvest is the crops that you bring in at the end of a growing season.
Western Canada has had the biggest wheat harvest in 20 years.
harvest
Verb
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If you harvest something, you collect it after growing it.
The rice looks like it's ready to harvest.
We harvested these grapes from our own vines.