Yiddish
1> ,  
_Ex:
to speak Yiddish   ,   
2>  ,   
_Ex:
Yiddish newspaper   

yield
1> , 
_Ex:
there is a good yield of wheat this year    
 
_Ex:
the actual barn yield of a crop  
(  )  
2> ;  (); 
_Ex:
milk yield ,  ()
_Ex:
egg yield _-. 
_Ex:
animal yield _-. 
_Ex:
livestock yield _-.  ;  
_Ex:
coke yield  
_Ex:
yield of bread ,   ( )
_Ex:
yield of flour   ( )
3>  ()
4>  ()
5>  (. crop yield)
_Ex:
to increase the yield of the soil  
( ) 
6> _.  ();  (); 
()
7>  ()
8> _. ; 
_Ex:
yield of bonds   
_Ex:
yield of capital investments 
_Ex:
yield on shares   
9> _.       
 
10> _.  ( ); 

11> , ,  (, , )
_Ex:
this land yields well     
_Ex:
these flowers yield a sweet scent   
 ( )
_Ex:
the research yielded no result  

_Ex:
mines yield ore    
_Ex:
the farm yields enough fruit to meet all our needs 
   
_Ex:
the well yields ten thousands litres an hour  
    
12> _. 
_Ex:
to yield due praise to smb.   () -.
13> ;  (  . .); 
_Ex:
to yield ground to the enemy   
_Ex:
to yield submission 
_Ex:
to yield consent  () 
_Ex:
to yield a ready consent  ( ) 
_Ex:
to yield obedience 
_Ex:
to yield oneself prisoner   
_Ex:
to yield oneself to another man's mercy  
-. 
_Ex:
to yield to force  ,   
_Ex:
we will never yield     ( )
_Ex:
the frost is yielding  
_Ex:
the dye will not yield to soap or soda    
 ,  
14> ; 
_Ex:
to yield a point in a debate   ,
  -. 
_Ex:
to yield to entreaties  
_Ex:
to yield to reason   
_Ex:
to yield to circumstances  ()  

_Ex:
to yield to pressure  
_Ex:
to yield the championship _.  
_Ex:
to yield the right of way to an ambulance  
  
_Ex:
to yield one's rights   
_Ex:
to yield to none in smth.    
-. (.  ,   . .)
_Ex:
I yield to none in my enthusiasm for the plan   
     ,   
15> (to) _.  ;   
 (; . to yield the floor)
_Ex:
to yield to another    
_Ex:
will the Senator yield?     
  ()?
16> _.  , 
_Ex:
to yield to do smth.  -. 
_Ex:
to yield that smth. should be done   ()
 ,  -.  
17> ;  
_Ex:
the disease yields to treatment    
_Ex:
the door yielded to a strong push    

_Ex:
his courage never yields   
18> 
19> , 
_Ex:
the ground yielded under his feet     
20>  (   . .)
21>  ,  -.
_Ex:
the play yielded only one good laugh    
    
22> _. , 
_Ex:
the gods yield you   

yield point
1> _.   (. yield point stress)

yield up
1> 
_Ex:
he yielded himself up   ( , )
2> , 
_Ex:
to yield up one's rights to smb.    -.
_Ex:
he yielded himself up to pleasure   

_Id:
to yield up the ghost (one's breath, life)  ,
,   

yieldability
1> _. 
2> _.    

yieldable
1> , 

yielder
1>   ;   . . ( yield  . .)
_Ex:
this apple tree is a poor yielder    
_Ex:
a variety of corn that is a good yielder 
 
_Ex:
these taxes proved poor yielders   


yielding
1>  (-.); 
_Ex:
yielding of crystals 
2> ,  
3>  (,   . .)
4>  ( )
5>  (,   . .),  ( ,
  . .)
6> , 
7> 
8> _. , 
9> 
10> _.       
11>  (. )
12> _.  ()
13> , 
_Ex:
in a yielding moment   
14> , ;  ( )
_Ex:
steel is more yielding than iron   
15> , 
16> ; 
_Ex:
yielding ground   ()

yieldingly
1> , 

Yildiz Kiosk
1> _.   

Yildiz Kiosque
1> _.   

yill
1> _. 

Yin
1> _. _. ,  

yin
1> _. _. ,  

yip
1> _. _. ,  ();  
2> _. _.  ( ); 
3> _. _. _pl. _. , 
4> _. _. , ,  ( )
5> _. _. ,  ( )
6> (for) _. ,  ( -.), 
( -.)

yipe
1> ! ( , )

yippee
1> ! ( )

Yippie, yippie
1> _.  ,   
(.    )

yird
1> _. 
2> _. ,   

yirr
1> _. , 

ylang-ylang
1> _.   (Canangium odoratum)
2>  "-" (   )

ylem
1> _. ,    

yo
1> !,  !, !

yo-have-ho
1> !, ! (   , . 
)

yo-ho
1> ,  "", " ", ""
2> ,  "!", "!", "!" (
 )
3> !, !
4> !, ! (  )

yo-yo, yoyo
1> -,    ()
2> _. _. ,  
3> _. _. , 
4> _. _. , 
5> _. _.    
 
6> _. , , 
7> _.  -
_Ex:
to yo-yo, yoyo back and forth    
8> _. ,   
_Ex:
the court yo-yo, yoyoed on the issue    
  
9> _. ,  
_Ex:
profits have yo-yo, yoyoed   

yob
1> _. , 

yobbo
1> _. , 

yock
1> _. , 
2> _.  ; 
3> _.   ;  
 

yod
1> _. _p.  go

yode
1> _. _p.  go

yodel
1>  (    )
2>  

yodeller
1>  (  )

yodle
1>  (    )
2>  

yodler
1>  (  )

Yoga, yoga
1> _.  (    
 )
2> _. ,   , 


yoghurt
1>  ()

Yogi
1> _. ,    
2> _. ,   
3> _.  

yogi
1> _. ,    
2> _. ,   
3> _.  

yogic
1>   
_Ex:
yogic exercises    

Yogism
1> _.  (    
 )

yogurt
1>  ()

yohourt
1>  ()

yoicks
1> _. ; , 
2> _. -!
3>   ! ( , )

yok
1> _. _. ,  (  )
2> _. _. ; 

yoke
1> ; ; 
2> (.  . .) , 
_Ex:
colonial yoke  ,  
_Ex:
under the yoke of  
_Ex:
to cast (to shake, to throw) off the yoke   ()
_Ex:
the yoke of servitude  
3> _.   (  )
4> , 
_Ex:
the yoke of marriage  
_Ex:
the yoke of convention  
5>   
_Ex:
five yoke of oxen   
6>  
7>  ( )
8> 
9> _.  (   ,    
 )
_Ex:
to send under the yoke   ,  ;
 
_Ex:
to pass (to come) under the yoke   ; 
  ,   
10>  , 
11> , 
12> _.  ( , 50-60 )
13> _. , , , ; , 
14> _.  ()
15> _. ; 
16> _. 
17> _. ,  
18> _.  
19> _.   (. magnetic yoke)
20>   
21> 
_Ex:
to yoke to a plough  (  . .)  
_Ex:
to yoke a wagon  
22>  , 
_Ex:
to yoke the forces of nature   
23> , 
_Ex:
yoked in marriage   
_Ex:
your fortunes are henceforward yoked together  
 
24> 
25> _.    
_Ex:
they do not yoke well   

yoke bone
1> _.  

yoked
1> 
_Ex:
well yoked   (   ); 
   ( )

yokefellow
1> "  "; , 
2> ; ,  ( )

yokel
1> , 

yokelish
1> ,  ( )

yokemate
1> "  "; , 
2> ; ,  ( )

yolk
1>  ()
2> ; , 
3> _. , 

yolk sac
1> _.  

yolk stalk
1> _.  

yolk-duct
1> _.  

yolked
1>    
_Ex:
a double yolked egg    

yolkless
1>  

yolky
1> ;    
2> _.  ( );   ,


yon
1> _. _.  
_Ex:
look at yon cloud     
2> _. _. (the yon) , 
_Ex:
on the yon side   ( ) 
_Ex:
that road yon is the one to take     ()

3> _. _.  ;  
_Ex:
what do you see yon?    ?
_Ex:
here and yon   ,   

yond
1> _. _.  
_Ex:
look at yond cloud     
2> _. _. (the yond) , 
_Ex:
on the yond side   ( ) 
_Ex:
that road yond is the one to take    
() 
3> _. _.  ;  
_Ex:
what do you see yond?    ?
_Ex:
here and yond   ,   

yonder
1> _.  
_Ex:
look at yonder cloud     
2> _. (the yonder) , 
_Ex:
on the yonder side   ( ) 
_Ex:
that road yonder is the one to take    
() 
3> _.  ;  
_Ex:
what do you see yonder?    ?
_Ex:
here and yonder   ,   

yondmost
1> _.  ;
() 

yoo-hoo
1>  "!"
_Ex:
she yoo-hooed from her window to the deliveryman 
 ,   
2> !

yoop
1> 

yoot
1> _. _. -; 

yore
1> _. 
_Ex:
of yore -; , 
_Ex:
legends of yore  
_Ex:
in days of yore   

Yorker
1>    
2> _.  -

Yorkish
1> _.      
2> _.   ,  

Yorkist
1> _.      (  
  )
2> _.    
3> _.   ,  

Yorks
1> _.  Yorkshire

Yorkshire
1> 
2> ,  ;    
(  )
_Ex:
to come (to put) Yorkshire on smb.  ()
-.
3>  
4> _-.    
_Id:
Yorkshire kidney 

Yorkshire fog
1> _.   (Holcus lanatus)

Yorkshire pudding
1> _.   (   ,
      )

Yorkshire terrier
1>   ( )

Yorkshireman
1> 

yorsh
1> _.  (   )

Yoruba
1> ,    
2>  

you
1>  ,  "" ( )
_Ex:
that dress simply isn't you       
  ( -   )
_Ex:
it's just not you    ,    
2> ,  (,   )
_Ex:
try to discover the hidden you    
"" (   )
3> , , ,  (    )
_Ex:
you are all guilty   
_Ex:
I choose you three, the rest of you can stay here  
 ,    
_Ex:
I'm pleased with all of you    
4>  (     , 
 ,   . .)
_Ex:
you lawyers , 
5>  . . . : _. -, -, ,
,  ( 2- . . .)
_Ex:
home you idle creatures, get you home  ,
, !
6> , , , ; , , ,  ( 
   )
_Ex:
are you happy?  ?,  ?
_Ex:
you know it perfectly well    
_Ex:
who sent you?   () ?
_Ex:
if I were you       ( ) 
_Ex:
may you rest in peace _.  ;   
 
7> ,  (    )
_Ex:
you there! ,  !, ()!
_Ex:
never you mind  ()   ,   
8> _-. (  )
_Ex:
you begin  ()
_Ex:
don't you go away   
_Ex:
don't you be afraid!   ( )!
_Ex:
you fool!  !
_Ex:
you darling!  !
9>  . . . 
_Ex:
you never can tell    ( ); 
  ;  
_Ex:
you cannot predict your fate    
_Ex:
what are you to do with a child like this?   
()   ?
10>  . . . : _. -, -, ,
,  ( 2- . ..)
_Ex:
you should find you a wife  ()    
_Ex:
sit you down , 
11> _.   ; ""

you'd
1> _. _.  you would  you had

you'll
1> _. _.  you will  you shall

you're
1> _. _.  you are

you've
1> _. _.  you have

you-all, you'all
1> _pl. _. _. _.  (    )
_Ex:
how are you-all, you'all today?    (   )
?
_Ex:
you-all, you'all come back now, hear?  
, ?

you-be-damned
1> -, , 
 
_Ex:
you-be-damned attitude  

you-hoo
1>  !,  !; (); !

you-know-what
1>    (  ;
. )

young
1> ( the young) 
_Ex:
popular with the young   
_Ex:
old and young   
_Ex:
books for the young     
2> ( the young)  (); ; ;
 ()
_Ex:
to bring forth the young , , ,
  . . ( )
_Ex:
to be with young _-.  () ( ); 
 ( );   ( );  
  ( );   ( )
_Ex:
a mother hen protecting her young ,  ()

3> ; 
_Ex:
young girl  
_Ex:
young man  ,  ( .)
_Ex:
my young man _.    ( , )
_Ex:
young woman  ; ,  ( 
  )
_Ex:
my young woman _.   ( , )
_Ex:
young lady () ,  , 
_Ex:
my young lady _.  ,   ( )
_Ex:
a young person   ( )
_Ex:
the young person _. ; 
_Ex:
young thing   (   );
, 
_Ex:
young ones , ; ,  ()
_Ex:
young baby () 
_Ex:
young child  
_Ex:
young animal ,  
_Ex:
young tree  
_Ex:
young grass  ( ) 
_Ex:
young fruit _-.  ();  ()
_Ex:
young people (folk) , 
_Ex:
a young family  ;    
_Ex:
in my young days    ,    
_Ex:
young looking 
_Ex:
young love  () 
_Ex:
young in heart (in mind)  () 
_Ex:
young stock _-.  ()
_Ex:
to die young   ( )
_Ex:
to grow young again 
_Ex:
he is young for his age   
_Ex:
he is not so young as he was    
4> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
fresh young lamb ()   
_Ex:
young pork 
_Ex:
young cheese _.  
5> , 
_Ex:
young country (nation)  ( )

_Ex:
young moon  () 
_Ex:
a young science   ( )
_Ex:
young tide  
_Ex:
young ice  
_Ex:
the year is yet young    
_Ex:
the night is yet young   
6> _. , ;  ,    
_Ex:
young river  ( ) 
_Ex:
young valley  ,    
7> , 
_Ex:
young in crime     
_Ex:
I was too young in the trade to be successful   
   ,   
8> ,  (   )
_Ex:
young Henry Jones  ()  ; 
 
_Ex:
the young Mrs. Brown  ()  
( )
9> _. , 
_Ex:
young fortune  
_Ex:
lake like a young sea ,     
_Ex:
we have a young hurricane outdoors   - 
; ,  
10> , , 
11> , 
12> _.  
_Id:
young hopeful  ; ,  
_Id:
young horse _. 
_Id:
a young man in a hurry _.  

young adults
1>  (.  17  21 )

young blood
1> 
2>   ;  ;  
3> ,  , ,   . .
4>  ;  
5> _pl.  

young grammarians
1> 

Young Turks
1> _pl. _. 
2> _pl. ()   
(. ) ;  ( , )

Young's modulus
1> _.    

young-eyed
1>  ,  
2>     
3>   , 

young-like
1> ;   

young-of-the-year
1>  (  )

young-old
1>   ;    

younger
1> compar  young
_Ex:
you are looking years younger!   !
2> 
_Ex:
younger brother  
_Ex:
younger children   ; _.  
(..  ,   )
_Ex:
Pliny the younger  
_Ex:
the younger generation  () 
3> _.    ( )
_Ex:
younger hand  
4>  . . . (the younger): ,  
_Ex:
the younger should obey the elder   


youngest
1> superl  young
2> _.    ( )
_Ex:
youngest hand  

youngish
1>  ; 

