yearly yield
noun phraseUK /ˈjɪəli jiːld/
US /ˈjɪrli jiːld/
The amount of something you get in one year.
The farmer's yearly yield of apples was enough to fill ten big boxes.
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2. The money a savings account or investment pays you each year.
Her savings account gives a yearly yield of three percent.
3. The total amount of a crop grown on a farm in one year.
The yearly yield of corn was smaller because of the dry summer.
4. The energy or power a machine or system makes over a full year.
The solar panels have a yearly yield that powers the whole house.