1. to produce or provide something
2. to give way to pressure or force; to surrender
3. to allow another vehicle to go first
Usage: traffic

1. the amount produced or returned from an investment

Examples

• The apple tree yields a large harvest every fall.
• The experiment yields interesting results.
• The enemy finally yields to our forces.
• Always yield to pedestrians at crosswalks.
• Drivers must yield the right of way at stop signs.
• The bond yields 5% interest annually.
• This year’s crop yield was disappointing.
• The company reported higher yields on their investments.