英和和英

語源

harvest +‎ -ee

名詞

harvestee (複数形 harvestees)

1. One from whom something is harvested.
   • 1981, Henry Joe Pacheco, Chicano Political Behavior, p. 1:

     Thus, after the political crops have been harvested, little remains to meet the physical, and pecuniary needs of the harvestees.

   • 2011, Sara Wasson, ‎Emily Alder, Gothic Science Fiction 1980-2010, p. 77:

     The advent of immunosuppressant drugs like cyclosporine revolutionized the way that recipient relates to harvestee.

   • 2015, Andrew Snook, Remy's Dilemma, p. 22:

     He held the freshly cut liver of a harvestee in one hand and a pitchfork in the other.