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yield

n.
1.production of a certain amount
2.an amount of a product
3.the income arising from land or other property
4.the quantity of something (as a commodity) that is created (usually within a given period of time) yield v.
1.be the cause or source of
2.end resistance, especially under pressure or force
3.give or supply
4.give over
5.give in, as to influence or pressure
6.move in order to make room for someone for something
7.bring about
8.be willing to concede
9.be fatally overwhelmed 10.bring in 11.be flexible under stress of physical force 12.cease opposition 13.consent reluctantly

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    a job that gives one much money compared with what you do
    The cleaning contract was a gravy train. We worked for three hours but we got paid for eight hours.



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