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yield
/jiːld/
verb
Bir şey üretmek veya sağlamak
To produce or provide something, such as crops, profits, or results.
- The farm yields enough wheat to feed the whole village.
- This investment should yield good returns.
- The experiment yielded surprising results.
- Recent clinical trials have shown that the new treatment protocol can yield improvements in patient outcomes within six weeks.
- Archaeological excavations at the ancient site continue to yield artifacts that challenge existing theories about early human migration.
- The mathematical model was designed to yield predictions about population dynamics under various environmental stress conditions.
verb
Boyun eğmek veya teslim olmak
To give way to pressure, force, or persuasion; to surrender or submit.
- The door finally yielded to our combined strength.
- She refused to yield to their demands.
- Traffic must yield to pedestrians at crosswalks.
noun
Üretilen veya elde edilen miktar
The amount produced or returned from something, especially crops or investments.
- The yield from this crop has increased by 20%.
- The bond offers a high yield for investors.
- We're expecting a good yield this season.