用法パターン:
to yield [something]
The new farming method can yield higher crop quantities.
Az új gazdálkodási módszer nagyobb terméshozamot eredményezhet.
Investments in renewable energy often yield long-term benefits.
A megújuló energiába tett befektetések gyakran hosszú távú előnyöket hoznak.
The experiment yielded surprising results.
This land yields enough food for the whole village.
学習者向け例文
The farm yields many apples.
A gazdaságban sok alma terem.
This tree yields sweet fruit.
Ez a fa édes gyümölcsöt terem.
The project will yield good results.
Our work yielded more money this year.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes confuse 'yield' with 'give up'; in this sense it means 'produce', not 'surrender'.
意味
produce or provide something
コロケーション
yield results
|yield profits
|yield crops
|yield benefits
類義語
produce (A very close synonym; 'produce' is more common in everyday use for making or creating something.)
対義語
withhold (Means to refuse to give or supply something.)
テーマ
business
|agriculture
|science
|core_vocabulary
定義
To make, give, or produce something.
To produce, supply, or generate something as a result of a process, effort, or situation.
用法パターン:
to yield to [someone/something]
Drivers must yield to pedestrians at crosswalks.
A járművezetőknek elsőbbséget kell adniuk a gyalogosoknak a gyalogátkelőhelyeken.
You should yield the right of way to emergency vehicles.
Elsőbbséget kell adnod a megkülönböztető jelzést használó járműveknek.
The car yielded to oncoming traffic before turning left.
学習者向け例文
Cars must yield to people walking.
Az autóknak elsőbbséget kell adniuk a gyalogosoknak.
Please yield to the bus.
Kérjük, adjon elsőbbséget a busznak.
I yielded to the bike at the corner.
よくある間違い:
Learners may confuse this with 'stop completely'; yielding means slowing and letting others pass, not always stopping fully.
コロケーション
yield the right of way
|yield to traffic
|yield to pedestrians
類義語
give way (Common in British English; means the same in traffic contexts.)
対義語
block (To stop someone from going forward.)
テーマ
transportation
|daily life
|travel
|daily_life
定義
To let another person or car go before you.
To allow another person or vehicle to proceed before you, especially in traffic situations.
用法パターン:
to yield to [someone/something]
The rebels refused to yield to the advancing army.
A lázadók nem voltak hajlandók megadni magukat az előrenyomuló hadseregnek.
After hours of negotiation, he finally yielded to their demands.
Többórás tárgyalás után végül engedett a követeléseiknek.
She yielded her position as leader to her deputy.
学習者向け例文
He yielded to his friend's idea.
Engedett a barátja ötletének.
The king yielded to the enemy.
A király megadta magát az ellenségnek.
She yielded her seat to the old man.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes confuse this meaning with 'produce'; here it means 'give up control', not 'make'.
意味
stop resisting control
コロケーション
yield under pressure
|yield to demands
|yield power
類義語
surrender ('Surrender' is stronger and often used in military or life-or-death contexts.)
対義語
resist (To continue opposing or fighting against control.)
テーマ
conflict
|relationships
|law
|core_vocabulary
定義
To agree to do what someone else wants because you cannot win.
To stop resisting and allow someone else to have control, power, or possession.
This year’s wheat yield was much higher than expected.
Az idei búzatermés sokkal nagyobb volt a vártnál.
The bond offers a 5% annual yield.
A kötvény évi 5%-os hozamot kínál.
Better irrigation improved the farm’s overall yield.
学習者向け例文
The farm's yield is big this year.
Idén nagy a gazdaság termése.
We had a high yield of rice.
Nagy volt a rizstermésünk.
The bank gives a good yield on savings.
意味
amount produced or gained
コロケーション
high yield
|crop yield
|investment yield
類義語
output ('Output' is more common in industrial contexts.)
対義語
loss (Refers to having less than you started with instead of gaining something.)
テーマ
business
|agriculture
|finance
|science
定義
The amount of something made or gained.
The total amount of something produced, grown, or gained, especially as a result of a process, investment, or effort.