I. yield [jiːld] VB trans
II. yield [jiːld] VB intr
| I | yield |
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| you | yield |
| he/she/it | yields |
| we | yield |
| you | yield |
| they | yield |
| I | yielded |
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| you | yielded |
| he/she/it | yielded |
| we | yielded |
| you | yielded |
| they | yielded |
| I | have | yielded |
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| you | have | yielded |
| he/she/it | has | yielded |
| we | have | yielded |
| you | have | yielded |
| they | have | yielded |
| I | had | yielded |
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| you | had | yielded |
| he/she/it | had | yielded |
| we | had | yielded |
| you | had | yielded |
| they | had | yielded |
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Stronger coffee (assuming the same extraction yield) is not more bitter than weaker coffee, but simply has more solids.
en.wikipedia.org The sediment yield of the river is estimated to be 0.148 million ton/year.
en.wikipedia.org Its investment strategy emphasizes, in order of importance, preservation of capital (safety), liquidity and competitive yield.
en.wikipedia.org Some clay deposits found in the process of exploring caves exhibit thixotropism: an initially solid-seeming mudbank will turn soupy and yield up moisture when dug into or otherwise disturbed.
en.wikipedia.org Not only are the shares dirt cheap, the company is growing and trading on a 5.6% fully franked dividend yield.
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