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yield [ji:ld]∎ he refused to yield il a refusé de céder ou de se laisser fléchir;∎ to yield to (argument) céder ou s'incliner devant; (criticism, force) céder devant; (blackmail, demand) céder à; (pressure, threat) céder sous; (desire, temptation) succomber à, céder à;∎ to yield to reason se rendre à la raison;∎ I had to yield to them on that point j'ai dû leur céder sur ce point;∎ the city yielded after a month-long siege la ville a capitulé après un mois de siège;∎ I yield to nobody in my appreciation of his work personne plus que moi n'apprécie son œuvre;∎ the countryside has had to yield to suburbia la campagne a dû reculer au profit de la banlieue(b) (break, bend → under weight, force) céder, fléchir;∎ the ice yielded under his weight la glace céda sous son poids;∎ the window catch eventually yielded le loqueteau de la fenêtre a fini par céder;∎ the door began to yield under the pressure la porte a commencé à céder sous la pression∎ yield to pedestrians (sign) priorité aux piétons(a) (produce, bring in → gen) produire, rapporter; (→ land, crops) produire, rapporter, donner; (→ results) donner; Finance (→ dividend, interest) rapporter; (→ income) créer;∎ the orchard yielded plentiful amounts of fruit le verger a produit ou a donné des fruits à profusion;∎ to yield a profit rapporter ou dégager un bénéfice;∎ the investment bond will yield 11 percent le bon d'épargne rapportera 11 pour cent;∎ their research has yielded some interesting results leur recherche a fourni ou a donné quelques résultats intéressants;∎ these remarks yield an insight into his motives ces remarques donnent une idée de ses motifs(b) (relinquish, give up) céder, abandonner;∎ Military & figurative to yield ground céder du terrain;∎ he was forced to yield control of the party il a dû céder le contrôle du parti;∎ Military to yield a position abandonner une position;∎ to yield a point to sb céder à qn sur un point, concéder un point à qn∎ to yield right of way céder la priorité3 noun(a) Agriculture & Industry (output) rendement m, rapport m; (of wheat, fruit) récolte f; (of crops) rendement m;∎ high-yield crops récoltes fpl à rendement élevé;∎ rice yield récolte f de riz;∎ yield per acre ≃ rendement m à l'hectare(b) Finance (from investments) rapport m, rendement m; (profit) bénéfice m, bénéfices mpl; (from tax) recette f, rapport m;∎ an 8 percent yield on investments des investissements qui rapportent 8 pour cent►► Finance yield capacity productivité f;Finance yield gap prime f de risque;Technology yield point limite f d'élasticité;American yield sign panneau m de priorité(a) (surrender → town, prisoner) livrer;∎ he yielded himself up to the police il s'est livré à la police(b) (reveal → treasure, secret) livrer;∎ divers have made the ocean yield up its treasures les plongeurs ont fait livrer ses trésors à l'océan -
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A n1 gen (product, amount produced) production f, rendement m ; (of tree, field, farm) rendement m, récolte f ; the annual milk yield la production laitière annuelle ; a good/poor yield of wheat une bonne/mauvaise récolte de blé ; a high yield variety une variété à fort rendement ;2 Fin (of shares, investments) rendement m, rapport m (from, on de) ; a yield of 8% un rendement de 8% ; a high yield bond une obligation à haut rendement.B vtr1 (produce, bear) [crop, animal, land] rendre, produire ; [mine, quarry] produire ;2 Fin rapporter ; to yield 25% over 10 years rapporter 25% sur 10 ans ; to yield millions in taxes rapporter des millions en taxes ;3 ( provide) donner, fournir [information, result, meaning] ; produire [clue] ; livrer [secret] ; to yield new insights into apporter de nouvelles perspectives quant à ;4 ( surrender) céder (to à) ; to yield ground to Mil, fig céder du terrain à ; to yield a point to sb céder à qn sur un point, concéder un point à qn ; she refused to yield this point elle a refusé de céder sur ce point ; to yield the floor to donner or céder la parole à.C vi1 ( give in) (to person, temptation, pressure, threats) céder (to à) ; (to army, arguments) se rendre (to à) ; to yield to force céder devant la force ; to yield to persuasion se laisser persuader ; I yield to no-one in my admiration for her work personne plus que moi n'admire son œuvre ;2 (under weight, physical pressure) [lock, door, shelf, bridge] céder (under sous) ;3 ( be superseded) to yield to [technology, phenomenon] céder le pas à ; [land, countryside] céder la place à ;4 ( be productive) to yield well/poorly avoir un bon/mauvais rendement ; the cow yields well la vache produit une bonne quantité de lait ;■ yield up livrer [secret, treasure]. -
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yield [ji:ld]1. noun• the yield of this land is... ce terrain produit...a. ( = produce) [mine, oil well, farm, field] produireb. ( = surrender) [+ ground, territory] cédera. ( = surrender) céder (to devant, à)b. ( = give way) [door] céder* * *[jiːld] 1.noun gen, Finance rendement m2.transitive verb1) gen, Agriculture produire2) Finance rapporter3) ( provide) donner, fournir [information, result, meaning]; produire [clue]; livrer [secret]4) ( surrender) céder (to à)3.to yield ground to — Military, fig céder du terrain à
1) ( give in) (to person, temptation, pressure, threats) céder (to à); (to army, arguments) se rendre (to à)2) (under weight, pressure) céder3) ( be superseded)to yield to — [technology] céder le pas à; [land, countryside] céder la place à
4) ( be productive)to yield well/poorly — avoir un bon/mauvais rendement
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1 noun(from investments) rapport m, rendement m; (from tax) recette f, rapportyield capacity productivité f;yield curve courbe f des taux;yield gap prime f de risque(dividend, interest) rapporter; (income) créer;∎ the investment bond will yield five percent le bon d'épargne rapportera cinq pour cent -
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[ji:ld] 1. verb1) (to give up; to surrender: He yielded to the other man's arguments; He yielded all his possessions to the state.) céder2) (to give way to force or pressure: At last the door yielded.) céder3) (to produce naturally, grow etc: How much milk does that herd of cattle yield?) produire2. noun(the amount produced by natural means: the annual yield of wheat.) rendement -
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1.Fin. rendement; revenu [du capital] ; produit; recette; rapport2.1) to yield Mil. se rendre; capituler2) céder; s'incliner; succomber à; se làisser fléchir3) Fin. rapporter; produireEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > yield
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Iaffaissement m, déformation à la limite d’élasticité f, fléchissement mII v.céder, fléchirDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > yield
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charge de rupture f, charge limite fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > yield load
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LE (limite élastique) f, limite de résistance f, limite de rupture f, limite élastique f, point de rupture mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > yield point
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déformation à la limite d’élasticité fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > yield strain
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limite d’élasticité f, résistance au fléchissement fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > yield strength
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contrainte d’étirage fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > yield stress
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Fin. courbe des rendements; pf. courbe des tauxEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > yield curve
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Fin. rendement des obligationsEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > yield of bonds
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Fisc. produit de l'impôt; rendement de l'impôtEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > yield of taxation
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livrer [secret, treasure]
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