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Definition of high-yield - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
productiveproducing a large amount of output
- The high-yield investment returned significant profits.
2.
financeTECH. offering a high rate of financial returnTECH.
- High-yield bonds can be risky investments.
3.
agricultureTECH. producing a large amount of agricultural outputTECH.
- The high-yield crops boosted the farm's profits.
Expressions with high-yield
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bond with low credit grade, so it pays higher interest
She bought a high-yield bond for the bigger return, despite the risk.
Origin of high-yield
English, high (great) + yield (production)
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Examples of high-yield in a sentence
They switched to high-yield methods for better results. High-yield savings accounts offer better interest rates. Investors are drawn to high-yield dividend stocks. Farmers prefer high-yield seeds for better productivity. High-yield varieties are crucial for food security.
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- French:à haut rendement, lucratif, ...
- German:ertragreich, hochverzinslich, ...
- Italian:ad alto rendimento, ad alta resa, ...
- Spanish:de alto rendimiento, de alta rentabilidad, ...
- Portuguese:alta produtividade, de alto rendimento, ...
- Chinese:高产的, 高回报的, ...
- Japanese:高収益, 高利回りの, ...
- Arabic:عالي العائد, مرتفع العائد, ...
- Hebrew:בַּעַל תְּשׁוּאָה גָּבוֹהָ, שֶׁל תְּשׁוּאָה גְּבוֹהָה, ...
- Russian:высокодоходный, с высоким доходом, ...
- Ukrainian:високоврожайний, високоприбутковий, ...
- Hindi:उच्च-प्रतिफल, उच्च प्रतिफल, ...
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