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yielded是yield的过去式 - v.屈服；交出；生产；让步
- n.屈服；产量；击穿；极限
- 网络产生；放弃；生产出
第三人称单数：yields 现在分词：yielding 过去式：yielded adj.+n. high yield,low yield,good yield,annual yield,average yield v.+n. increase yield,improve yield,yield information,get yield,yield result n. harvest,crop,produce,vintage,profit v. bear,generate,bring in,give way,acquiesce n. | 1. the amount of something, especially a crop, produced by cultivation or labor 2. a return on an investment in the form of interest or dividends 3. the quantity of product resulting from a chemical reaction or process, often expressed as a percentage of the amount that is theoretically obtainable 4. the amount of energy released in a nuclear explosion expressed as the amount of TNT that would have the same explosive force 1. the amount of something, especially a crop, produced by cultivation or labor 2. a return on an investment in the form of interest or dividends 3. the quantity of product resulting from a chemical reaction or process, often expressed as a percentage of the amount that is theoretically obtainable 4. the amount of energy released in a nuclear explosion expressed as the amount of TNT that would have the same explosive force | v. | 1. to produce something naturally or as a result of cultivation 2. to produce something as the result of work, activity, or calculation 3. to gain an amount as a return on an investment 4. to move or bend under pressure or when force is applied 5. to stop opposing or resisting and agree to somebody's demands or requests 6. to admit defeat and surrender 7. to give something up to somebody else or allow somebody else to take it over 8. to be replaced by something else 9. to slow down or stop in order to let another vehicle pass 10. to produce something useful such as information or evidence 1. to produce something naturally or as a result of cultivation 2. to produce something as the result of work, activity, or calculation 3. to gain an amount as a return on an investment 4. to move or bend under pressure or when force is applied 5. to stop opposing or resisting and agree to somebody's demands or requests 6. to admit defeat and surrender 7. to give something up to somebody else or allow somebody else to take it over 8. to be replaced by something else 9. to slow down or stop in order to let another vehicle pass 10. to produce something useful such as information or evidence |
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