yield
US /jiːld/
UK /jiːld/
1.
menghasilkan, memberi
produce or provide (a natural, agricultural, or industrial product)
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The apple trees yielded a bountiful harvest this year.
Pokok epal menghasilkan hasil tuaian yang banyak tahun ini.
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This investment is expected to yield high returns.
Pelaburan ini dijangka menghasilkan pulangan yang tinggi.
2.
mengalah, menyerah, tunduk
give way to arguments, demands, or pressure; give in
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He refused to yield to their demands.
Dia enggan mengalah kepada tuntutan mereka.
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Eventually, she had to yield to the pressure and resign.
Akhirnya, dia terpaksa mengalah kepada tekanan dan meletak jawatan.
3.
memberi laluan, mengalah
give right of way to other traffic
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You must yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk.
Anda mesti memberi laluan kepada pejalan kaki di lintasan pejalan kaki.
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The sign indicates that you should yield to oncoming traffic.
Tanda itu menunjukkan bahawa anda harus memberi laluan kepada lalu lintas yang datang.
1.
hasil, pengeluaran, pulangan
the full amount of an agricultural or industrial product
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The yield of corn was higher than expected this season.
Hasil jagung lebih tinggi daripada yang dijangka musim ini.
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The company reported a significant increase in its annual yield.
Syarikat melaporkan peningkatan ketara dalam hasil tahunannya.