verb / noun
yield
production of a result, or the amount produced
The tomato plant yields a basket of ripe fruit.
Etymology
The giving sense extended to what land, work, or investment gives back. Yield names the production or the quantity produced.
In context
China never never yield to outside pressure so that's why I hope real negotiation for trade imbalance issue should be based on mutual respect not just useless pressure
More examples
- This year's wheat yield exceeded expectations.
- The experiment yielded useful results.
- Careful pruning can improve the tree's yield.
Forms
yield · yields · yielded · yielding
yielding adjective — producing a return