yields

中英词典：yields

形容词 (Adjective)

1. yielding: 易弯曲的；柔软的；顺从的
2. yielding: 产量丰富的；多产的

名词 (Noun)

1. yield: 产量；收益；产出
2. yield: 屈服；让步

词语辨析

yield 和 produce 都可以表示“生产、产生”之意，但produce 更强调从某种事物中生长或产生出来，而yield 则强调结果或产物。

词汇扩充

1. crop yield: 农作物产量
2. high-yielding: 高产的
3. yield sign: 让行标志
4. yield curve: 收益曲线
5. yield strength: 屈服强度

近义词

1. produce
2. generate
3. provide
4. return

反义词

1. resist
2. withhold

柯林斯词典 (Collins Dictionary)

1. verb

If someone yields to a request, an argument, or a course of action, they agree to it, often because they are forced to or because they have been persuaded or threatened.

例句：

1. She refused to yield to their demands.
2. After a long battle, the government finally yielded.

2. verb

If a person, vehicle, or organization yields to another, they allow the other person, vehicle, or organization to go first.

例句：

3. The driver of the car failed to stop at a yield sign.
4. Remember that pedestrians have the right of way, even if drivers don't yield to them.

3. noun

A yield is the total amount of crops, profits, or other useful things that are produced.

例句：

5. The average yield per acre of corn was down.
6. Investors are attracted by the high yield.

牛津词典 (Oxford Dictionary)

1. verb

If someone yields to a person, government, or organization, they agree to do what they have been asked to do.

例句：

1. He yields to the power of the Church.
2. The company finally yielded to the workers' demands.

2. verb

If a thing yields a particular amount of something, you can obtain that amount of it from that thing.

例句：

3. The mine yields silver and copper.
4. The land yields good crops.

3. noun

A yield is the total amount of something that is produced or provided.

例句：

5. The wine has a low yield.
6. The average yield per acre has doubled.

用法

1. verb

1. yield to + something: 屈服于某事物
2. yield to + someone: 听从某人的

例句：

7. She refused to yield to temptation.
8. The government yielded to pressure and backed down.

2. verb

9. yield + something: 产生某事物
10. yield + to + something: 屈服于某事物

例句：

11. The experiment yielded positive results.
12. The bridge finally yielded to the weight of the heavy truck.

3. noun

13. yield of + something: ...的产量
14. yield on + something: ...的收益率

例句：

15. The annual yield of wheat has increased.
16. The yield on government bonds is currently very low.

例句

1. She refused to yield to their demands. (她拒绝屈服于他们的要求。)
2. After a long battle, the government finally yielded. (经过长时间的战斗，政府最终屈服了。)
3. The driver of the car failed to stop at a yield sign. (汽车驾驶员未能在让行标志处停车。)
4. Remember that pedestrians have the right of way, even if drivers don't yield to them. (请记住，行人有通行权，即使司机不让行给他们。)
5. The average yield per acre of corn was down. (每英亩玉米的平均产量下降了。)
6. Investors are attracted by the high yield. (高收益吸引了投资者。)
7. He yielded to the power of the Church. (他屈服于教会的权力。)
8. The company finally yielded to the workers' demands. (公司最终屈服于工人的要求。)
9. The mine yields silver and copper. (这个矿产出银和铜。)
10. The land yields good crops. (这片土地产出丰富的农作物。)
11. The wine has a low yield. (这种酒的产量很低。)
12. The average yield per acre has doubled. (每英亩的平均产量翻了一番。)
13. She refused to yield to temptation. (她拒绝屈服于诱惑。)
14. The government yielded to pressure and backed down. (政府屈服于压力并后退了。)
15. The experiment yielded positive results. (实验产生了积极的结果。)
16. The bridge finally yielded to the weight of the heavy truck. (这座桥终于屈服于重卡的重量。)
17. The annual yield of wheat has increased. (小麦的年产量增加了。)
18. The yield on government bonds is currently very low. (政府债券的收益率目前非常低。)