Definition
Definition of yielder - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
agricultureRare person or thing that produces crops or productsRare
- The farm is a great yielder of corn.
2.
surrenderRare person or thing that gives way or surrendersRare
- In negotiations, he was often the yielder.
Origin of yielder
English, yield (produce) + er (one who)
Examples of yielder in a sentence
The orchard is a consistent yielder of apples. She was the yielder in every argument. The team needed a yielder to resolve the conflict.
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- French:producteur, cédant, ...
- German:Erzeuger, Nachgebender, ...
- Italian:produttore, cedente, ...
- Spanish:productor, cedente, ...
- Portuguese:produtor, cedente, ...
- Chinese:生产者, 让步者, ...
- Japanese:生産者, 譲歩者, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتِج, مُسْتَسْلِم, ...
- Hebrew:מַנִּיב, אִישׁ שֶׁנִכְנַע, ...
- Russian:производитель, сдающийся, ...
- Ukrainian:виробник, здавач, ...
- Hindi:उत्पादक, समर्पणकर्ता, ...
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