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I[ji:ld] n տնտ. եկամուտ, արդ յունք. գղտն. բերք. a good yield of wheat ցորենի լավ բերք. the yield per hectar յուրաքանչյուր հեկ տարի տված բերքըII[ji:ld] v բերք տալ. բե րել. տալ (եկամուտ, արդյունք). The orchard yields much fruit Այգին շատ բերք է տալիս. The mine yields 1O tons of coal per day Հանքն օրական տասը տոննա ածուխ է տալիս. (զիջել, տեղի տալ) yield a position/town to the enemy ռզմ. թշնամուն հանձնել/տալ դիրքերը/քաղաքը. (զիջել, տեղի տալ) I yield that point to you Այս հարցում ես ձեզ զիջում եմ. yield to force/threats զի ջել/ տե ղի տալ ուժին/սպառնալիքին. The door yielded to a heavy push Դուռը տեղի տվեց ուժեղ հարվածին. yield under the heavy weight չդի մանալ մեծ ծանրությանը -
2 Yield
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4 YIELD
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5 YIELD (TO)
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6 YIELD
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7 Yield capacity
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8 Yield curve
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9 Yield gap
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10 Yield interest
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11 Yield level
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12 Yield of bonds
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13 Yield of capital
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14 Yield profit
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15 Yield rate
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16 Yield test
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17 Yield to maturity
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19 YIELD STAIN
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20 YIELD POINT
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