yield

verbB1 · Intermediate

Give or produce, or let others go first.

Meanings of «yield»

1 · verb

to produce or provide a result, profit, or amount

The new fields yield a good harvest every year.

2 · verb

to stop resisting and allow someone else to go first

Drivers must yield to people crossing the street.

Similar: give waysurrender concede

Translation

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«yield» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

food that farmers grow

cropplants a farmer grows, like wheat or cornRice is the main crop here.

harvestthe time or amount of crops pickedThis year's harvest was very good.

yieldthe amount of crops you get from landA dry summer lowers the yield.

producefresh fruit and vegetables for saleThe market sells fresh local produce.

stop fighting and accept control

yieldgive way to pressure or a stronger forceThe workers finally yielded to the demands.

submitaccept someone's power, often unwillinglyHe refused to submit to the rules.

surrenderstop fighting and give yourself to the enemyThe soldiers surrendered after two days.

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money that an investment produces regularly

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