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yield (obj) GIVE UPji:ldvto give up the control of or responsibility for (something), often because you have been forced to(尤指因被迫而)让出，放弃They were forced to yield (up) some of their lands during the war. [T]他们在战争中被迫放弃了一些土地。Carl's failing as a boss is that he refuses to yield any responsibility. [T]作为老板，卡尔的失败在于他拒绝放弃任何权力。Despite renewed pressure to give up the occupied territory they will not yield. [I]尽管继续有要求放弃被占领领土的压力，他们仍不让步。If you yield to something, you accept that you have been defeated by it.屈服于，投降于It's very easy to yield to the temptation to sign for a lot of money. [I]屈服于签收大笔钱款的诱惑是非常容易的。"We will not yield to pressure, " said the president. [I]“我们不会对压力屈服，”总统说道。(Am) To yield to traffic coming from another direction is to wait and allow it to go first. [I]等(从另外一个方向来的)车辆先过后再前进
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