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1 yield
n. производство; количина произведени продукти;2. летнина, принос, родv. дава (плодови, резултати), носи (плодови, разултати);2. дозволува, препушта; the New Year - Нова година; the year of grace - година на нашата ера; year by year - секоја година; year in year out - од година в година; once a year - еднаш годишно; all the year round - во тек на целата година;2. (pl.) годиште, доба на живот; in years - во години, доста стар; принос; приход; добивка; заработувачка; дава(резултати); производ; раѓа -
2 yield capacity
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3 yield interest
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4 yield point
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5 yield; return
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6 discount yield
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7 equivalent taxable yield
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8 give in to/yield to a demand
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9 income; pension; yield
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10 output; yield
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11 output; yield; production
производство; излезен резултат -
12 produce/yield revenue
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13 this investment will yield a return of five percent
English-Macedonian dictionary > this investment will yield a return of five percent
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14 yes
n. потврда part, да, така; yes? - навистина?/ произведува;2. донесува, дава (приход, придонес и сл.);3. попушта, отстапува; to yield to the advice - послушува совет;4. се предава; to yield oneself - се предава (на непријателот); to yield up - се откажува (од нешто); да -
15 benefit; profit
благодет; корист benefit; profit; good; yield; retur -
16 compensation
n. надомест, отштета;2. награда;3. (амер.) плата4. (teh.) рамнотежа; над сместување; компензација; компензација; надоместок compensation; yield; return надомест; добивка; корист
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