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yield

英 [jiːld] 美 [jiːld]

v. 产生（收益、效益等），产生（结果）；出产（天然产品，农产品，工业产品）；屈服，让步；放弃，让出；给（大路上的车辆）让路；（受压）活动，弯曲，折断；<正式>被……替代；请（某人）讲话；停止争论

n. 产量；收益，利润，红利（或股息）率

复数yields

第三人称单数yields

现在分词yielding

过去式yielded

过去分词yielded

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柯林斯英汉双解大词典

    • yield /jiːld/           CET4 TEM4 [ yielding yielded yields ]

    • 1

      不及物动词 If you yield to someone or something, you stop resisting them. 屈服

      Carmen yielded to general pressure and grudgingly took the child to a specialist.

      卡门屈服于普遍的压力，不得已带孩子去看了位专科大夫。

    • 2

      及物动词 If you yield something that you have control of or responsibility for, you allow someone else to have control or responsibility for it. 放弃

      He may yield control.

      他可能放弃控制权。

    • 3

      不及物动词 If a moving person or a vehicle yields, they slow down in order to allow other people or vehicles to pass in front of them. 让行

      When entering a trail or starting a descent, yield to other skiers.

      进入滑道或开始下滑时，给其他滑雪者们让行。

      ...examples of common signs like No Smoking and Yield.

      …像“禁止吸烟”和“让行”这样的常见标志例子。

    • 4

      不及物动词 If something yields, it breaks or moves position because force or pressure has been put on it. (因受力或受压而) 破碎; 断裂; 移位

      He reached the massive door of the barn and pushed. It yielded.

      他够着了畜棚厚重的大门推了推。门开了。

    • 5

      及物动词 If an area of land yields a particular amount of a crop, this is the amount that is produced. You can also say that a number of animals yield a particular amount of meat. 产

      Last year 400,000 acres of land yielded a crop worth $1.75 billion.

      去年40万英亩的土地出产了价值17.5亿美元的粮食。

    • 6

      可数名词 A yield is the amount of food produced on an area of land or by a number of animals. 产量

      ...improving the yield of the crop.

      …增加农作物的产量。

    • 7

      及物动词 If a tax or investment yields an amount of money or profit, this money or profit is obtained from it. 产生 (收益)

      It yielded a profit of at least $36 million.

      它带来了至少三千六百万美元的利润。

    • 8

      可数名词 A yield is the amount of money or profit produced by an investment. (投资的) 利润; 收益

      ...a yield of 4%.

      …4%的收益。

      The high yields available on the dividend shares made them attractive to private investors.

      股息股能获得的高收益使它们对私人投资者们很有吸引力。

    • 9

      及物动词 If something yields a result or piece of information, it produces it. 产生 (结果); 制造 (消息)

      This research has been in progress since 1961 and has yielded a great number of positive results.

      这项研究自1961年以来一直在开展，已经取得了大量的积极成果。

英英释义

yield[ji:ld]

  • n.
    • 1

      production of a certain amount

      同义词： output

    • 2

      an amount of a product

      同义词： fruit

    • 3

      the income or profit arising from such transactions as the sale of land or other property

      同义词： return / issue / take / takings / proceeds / payoff

    • 4

      the quantity of something (as a commodity) that is created (usually within a given period of time)

      同义词： output / production

  • v.
    • 1

      be the cause or source of

      同义词： give / afford

    • 2

      end resistance, as under pressure or force

      The door yielded to repeated blows with a battering ram

      同义词： give way

    • 3

      give or supply

      This year's crop yielded 1,000 bushels of corn

      同义词： render / return / give / generate

    • 4

      give over; surrender or relinquish to the physical control of another

      同义词： concede / cede / grant

    • 5

      give in, as to influence or pressure

      同义词： relent / soften

    • 6

      move in order to make room for someone for something

      同义词： move over / give way / give / ease up

    • 7

      cause to happen or be responsible for

      同义词： give

    • 8

      be willing to concede

      同义词： concede / grant

    • 9

      be fatally overwhelmed

      同义词： succumb

    • 10

      bring in

      同义词： pay / bear

    • 11

      be flexible under stress of physical force

      同义词： give

    • 12

      cease opposition; stop fighting

    • 13

      consent reluctantly

      同义词： give in / succumb / knuckle under / buckle under

专业释义

网络释义
  • 屈服

    • 屈服点分为上下屈服点，一般以上屈服点作为屈服点。屈服（yield）：荷重超过比例限与伸长不再成正比，荷重会突降，然后在一段时间内，上下起伏，伸长发生较大变化，这种现象叫作屈服。

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  • 收益

    • ...1.利息及其计量 一、利息的概念 从其形态上看,是货币所有者因为发出货币资金 而从借... 利息与利率 ? ? 利息被看作是收益(yield)的一般形态 资本化(capitalization):任何有收益的事物, 都可以通过收益与利率的比值而逆算出它相当于 多大的资本金额。

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  • 收益率

    • 债券价格与其收益率(yield)是相反的1、实际上股票价格与债券价格有时会保持相同走向，一旦股市有变，就必须降价、股票价格与债券价格走向是相反的，债券是最...

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    短语
  • yield point
    屈服点 | 降服点 | 降伏点 | 流动点
  • yield strength
    屈服强度 | 屈服极限
  • dividend yield
    股息率 | 股利收益率 | 息率
  • Yield to maturity
    到期收益率 | 到期收益 | 到期孳息率 | 到期殖利率
  • Bond yield
    债券收益 | 债券收益率 | 殖利率 | 债券殖利率
  • High yield
    高产 | 高产率 | 丰产
  • Yield Curve
    产量曲线
  • yield management
    收益管理 | 产量管理 | 产出管理 | 营收管理
  • quantum yield
    量子效率 | 量子产率 | 量子产额

同根词

词根：yield

  • adj.

    • yielding 生产的；屈从的；易弯曲的；柔顺的

  • n.

    • yielding 屈服；让步；可缩性

      yielder 提供产品的人；让步者，屈服者

  • v.

    • yielding 出产（yield的ing形式）；屈从

同近义词

双语例句

  • He may yield control.

    他可能放弃控制权。

  • Higher-rate deposit accounts yield good returns.

    高利率的存款会产生丰厚的收益。

  • The yield reached 67%.

    产量达到67%。

原声例句

  • But Howard-Yana Shapiro, head of plant science and external research at Mars, thinks that science could greatly increase the yield.

    VOA : special.2010.10.19

  • Like the moon, Satan may look beautiful, but upon a closer scrutiny that beauty begins to yield certain metaphysical flaws.

    像月亮那样，撒旦看起来非常美好，但是近看,就会发现这份美丽开始显露出一些抽象的瑕疵。

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  • But despite the fact that it's modest, if everyone in the US would give according to that scale, it would yield 500 billion dollars.

    尽管每个人的捐款不多，如果在美国，每个人都根据这个标准表捐款，那将会是5000亿美元。

    人性课程节选 : 普林斯顿公开课

  • They found that climate changes "are already exerting a considerable drag on yield growth" and may have affected food prices.

    VOA : special.2011.05.17

  • "There's a yield potential of maybe four thousand kilos, ten times what the average is in West Africa."

    VOA : special.2010.10.19

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