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1 유혹에 지다
v. yield oneself up to temptation, yield to temptation -
2 ...에게 승리를 양보하다
v. yield the palm to -
3 ...에게 차례를 양보하다
v. yield precedence to -
4 가웃거리다
v. submit, give in, surrender, yield -
5 갚아 주다
v. yield -
6 결과 등을 야기하다
v. yield -
7 결과 등을 초래하다
v. yield -
8 굴하다
v. yield, give, surrender, comply -
9 권리 등을 내놓다
v. yield -
10 권리 등을 포기하다
v. yield -
11 금속 등의 항복 강도
n. yield strength -
12 꺾다
v. break; blight, destroy, cut, slash, concede, yield, give up -
13 내주다
v. let, permit, allow, yield, release, allow to go -
14 노력 등에 대하여 보수를 가져오다
v. yield -
15 논점을 양보하다
v. yield the point in argument -
16 만기 이율
n. yield to maturity -
17 명도하다
v. evacuate, yield -
18 물어 주다
v. yield -
19 부동
n. immovability, fixedness, quality of being impossible to move; unchangeability, unalterability; unwillingness to yield, inflexibility -
20 사양하는
adj. concessive, of concession; tending to concede, tending to yield; refuse
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