Yield (verb)

1. To Produce or Provide: To give forth or produce a product, result, or amount.
2. To Surrender or Submit: To give up or relinquish control, possession, or resistance.
3. To Give Way or Submit to Pressure: To be flexible or adaptable under force, pressure, or influence.

Yield (noun)

1. Production or Output: The amount produced or generated, especially in terms of crops, investments, or any measurable production.
2. Return on Investment: The income or profit generated from an investment, expressed as a percentage of the investment’s value.

Prepositions

• Before: Commonly used with “to,” “of,” “from” (e.g., “yield to pressure,” “yield of crops,” “yield from investment”).
• After: Often used with phrases like “yield to,” “yielded by,” “yield in.”

Collocations

• Yield curve
• Yield strength
• Yield sign
• Yield rate
• High yield
• Yield management
• Yield potential
• Crop yield
• Yield percentage

Example Sentences

1. The apple tree yields an abundant harvest every year.
2. He decided to yield his position in the debate after hearing the opposing argument.
3. The new investment plan promises a higher yield.
4. The bridge had to be closed due to its inability to yield under heavy traffic.
5. The farm’s yield of corn was lower this year due to drought conditions.
6. She finally yielded to the demands of her team.
7. The bond’s annual yield is currently at 5%.
8. The company yielded significant profits this quarter.
9. Drivers must yield to pedestrians at crosswalks.
10. The factory yields over 10,000 units of product each day.
11. The yield curve is an important indicator of economic expectations.
12. The investor was pleased with the high yield on his portfolio.
13. The soil quality greatly affects the crop yield.
14. The material’s yield strength determines its durability.
15. The yield sign indicates that drivers must allow others to go first.
16. The research project yielded unexpected results.
17. The stock market yielded positive returns this year.
18. The farm’s total yield was lower than expected.
19. He had to yield the floor to another speaker during the meeting.
20. The new technology yields more efficient energy output.
21. The yield rate of the bond is currently 3%.
22. The team yielded to the coach’s strategy after some discussion.
23. The crop’s yield potential is influenced by weather conditions.
24. The yield of the experiment was recorded and analyzed.
25. The yield management strategy helped increase profits.
26. The yield of the harvest exceeded all expectations.
27. The plant was yielding less fruit than usual.
28. The yield from the investment was reinvested into the business.
29. The metal yielded under high pressure.
30. The yield percentage of the chemical reaction was calculated.
31. He was forced to yield control of the project.
32. The project yielded valuable insights into consumer behavior.
33. The vineyard had a particularly high yield this year.
34. The yield from the land was measured in tons per acre.
35. The economic downturn affected the yield of many investments.
36. The yield of the farm depends on the weather conditions.
37. The yield sign at the intersection caused some confusion.
38. The data yielded new evidence for the hypothesis.
39. The yield from the crops was better than anticipated.
40. The investor was looking for high-yield opportunities.
41. The yield of the oil well was declining.
42. The policy changes are expected to yield significant benefits.
43. The yield on the bond decreased due to market fluctuations.
44. The yield from the project was lower than budgeted.
45. The company’s strategy yielded good results in the long term.
46. The yield from the orchard was sold at the local market.
47. The road was closed, so traffic had to yield to oncoming vehicles.
48. The yield of the experiment was carefully documented.
49. The tree yielded fruit earlier this season.
50. The yield from the stocks was reinvested into real estate.