A poor rice harvest will get us into real trouble.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A poor rice harvest will get us into real trouble.

If the harvest gets any worse, there could be a famine.

Poor crops may cause famine.

Falling ash has caused serious damage to farm crops.

Young rice plants will be badly harmed.

The unprecedented drought did severe damage to the wheat harvest.

The spell of drought did severe damage to the harvest.

It will damage the crops.

The drought did severe damage to the harvest.

The late storm has played havoc among―wrought havoc with―my garden-shrubs.

The prolonged drought did severe damage to crops.

The bad weather has done great damage to the crops.

The food problem is acute in that country.

Fruits get bruised if they are ill packed.

It will not be long before the world runs short of food.

The storm did a lot of mischief to the crops.

a condition of the price of rice rising in autumn because of a bad crop

If this drought lasts long, the crops will suffer severe damage.

We are in difficulties because we are receiving insufficient shipments of spring vegetables.

Deforestation leads to erosion (of the soil).

a rise in the price of rice in autumn because of a poor harvest

Scarcity of rain doesn't always [automatically, necessarily] mean a bad [poor] crop of rice.

The rainy weather is murder for this business.

the condition of having a poor yield of crops

An enormous number of insects hatched this year, wreaking havoc on crops.

The recent typhoon has wrought terrible havoc with our garden plants.

Through the dry spell, farmers suffered greatly.

They want to increase food production by growing new kinds of rice.

Thousands of lives will be at stake if emergency food does not arrive there within a few days.

The drought led to an insufficiency of food.