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tr['jiːldɪŋ]1 (material) flexible, blando,-a2 (person) dócil, complacienteadj.• dócil adj.• flexible adj.• productivo, -a adj.• sumiso, -a adj.n.• amaine s.m.['jiːldɪŋ]ADJ1) (=soft) [ground, surface, substance] flexible, blando -
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adj.1 fácil, complaciente (indulgent); flojo; que cede o se somete con facilidad; condescendiente.2 flexible, obediente, anuente, dócil.3 lucrativo, fructuoso, redituable.4 de ruptura.s.resignación.ger.gerundio del verbo YIELD. -
4 yielding assets
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5 yielding-point
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6 early yielding
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7 non-yielding
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8 lateral yielding
nNUCL solids from liquids cesión lateral f, deformación lateral f -
9 local yielding
nMETALL deformación local f -
10 be yielding
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11 low-yielding
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12 milk-yielding animal
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13 non-yielding
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14 petroleum-yielding
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15 quick-yielding project
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16 resing-yielding
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17 resin-yielding
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18 revenue-yielding
adj.redituable, reditual. -
19 timber-yielding
adj.maderable, capaz de producir madera. -
20 timber-yielding forest
s.bosque maderable.
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Yielding — Yield ing, a. Inclined to give way, or comply; flexible; compliant; accommodating; as, a yielding temper. [1913 Webster] {Yielding and paying} (Law), the initial words of that clause in leases in which the rent to be paid by the lessee is… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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Yielding — This is a locational surname of Old English pre 7th century origins. Recorded in a wide variety of spellings including Yelden, Yeldon, Yaldon, Yelding, Yielding etc. it derives from the village of Yelden in Bedfordshire. This village is variously … Surnames reference
yielding — [[t]jɪ͟əldɪŋ[/t]] ADJ GRADED A yielding surface or object is quite soft and will move or bend rather than staying stiff if you put pressure on it. ...the yielding ground. ...the soft yielding cushions … English dictionary
yielding — adjective 1 a surface that is yielding is soft and will move or bend when you press it 2 willing to agree with other people s wishes and letting them decide instead of you: She is too yielding when clients make demands on her time. 3 high/low… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
yielding — adjective Date: 1533 1. productive < a high yielding wheat > 2. lacking rigidity or stiffness ; flexible 3. disposed to submit or comply < a docile and yielding temperament > … New Collegiate Dictionary
yielding — yieldingly, adv. yieldingness, n. /yeel ding/, adj. 1. inclined to give in; submissive; compliant: a timid, yielding man. 2. tending to give way, esp. under pressure; flexible; supple; pliable: a yielding mattress. 3. (of a crop, soil, etc.)… … Universalium
yielding — yield|ing [ˈji:ldıŋ] adj 1.) a surface that is yielding is soft and will move or bend when you press it ▪ the yielding softness of the bed 2.) willing to agree with other people s wishes = ↑accommodating … Dictionary of contemporary English