English-Russian translation for "to yield"

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb} (also: to hand in, to cede, to deal, to hand)

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb} (also: to bring, to fetch)

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb} (also: to bring, to carry, to command, to get)

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb}

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb} (also: to die, to cut one's cable, to cash in one's checks, to close one's days)

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb} (also: to experiment, to produce, to make, to create)

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb} (also: to agree, to comply, to hold, to accept)

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb} (also: to capitulate, to give up, to cave, to lower one's colours)

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb} (also: to give away, to surrender, to take, to give way)

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb}

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb}

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb}

to yield [yielded|yielded] {vb}

yield {noun}

yield {noun} (also: income, revenue, gain, proceeds)

yield {noun} (also: elaboration, make, output, production)

yield {noun} (also: fluidity)

yield {noun} (also: crop, harvest)

yield {noun}

yield {noun}

yield {noun}

     milk yield

     to yield up

     to yield a point

     to yield up a fort

     acre yield

     to yield to the advice

     to yield oneself prisoner

     to yield the palm

Stop signs were invented in 1915, yield signs in 1950.

And it actually drove up our yields.

So, there is a long history of stop signs and yield signs.

They yield to the slightest movement or motion or emotion.

And it's not just that it yields a different kind of product at the end, it's that potentially it changes the way that we relate to each other.

And the fact that this culture has yielded these numbers suggests strongly they have something to teach us.

It's all about yielding, resisting, yes, no, now, later, impulsive, reflective, present focus and future focus.