Drivers must yield at the stop sign.

To give way to another vehicle or person in a traffic situation.
You should yield to pedestrians.
The car had to yield to oncoming traffic.
Always yield when merging onto the highway.
yield to traffic
yield right of way
yield signs
give way
submit
concede
The yield from the farm was higher this year.

The amount of crop produced in a specific area.
Farmers hope for a good yield every season.
The yield of corn was impressive this harvest.
A higher yield can lead to better profits.
crop yield
high yield
yield per acre
output
production
harvest
The yield on the bond was higher than expected.

The amount of profit or return generated from an investment or asset over a specific period.
Investors are looking for a good yield on their savings.
The yield from the stocks increased this year.
She calculated the yield from her real estate investments.
high yield
annual yield
yield curve
return
profit
output
The tree yields fruit every summer.

To produce or provide something, often as a result of effort.
The farm yields a good harvest each year.
This plant yields beautiful flowers in spring.
The investment may yield high returns over time.
yield results
yield profit
yield benefits
produce
generate
provide
The yield of the farm was higher this year.

The amount produced or returned, especially in terms of crops or profits.
The yield from the orchard was impressive this season.
Farmers are hoping for a good yield this year.
The investment yielded a substantial profit.
high yield
crop yield
investment yield
output
production
return
She decided to yield to his request.

To give way or surrender to someone or something.
He had to yield to the traffic when the light turned red.
They decided to yield to the pressure and change their plans.
I will yield to your opinion this time.
yield to pressure
yield to temptation
yield to authority
surrender
submit
give in