yield up

• Verbo compuesto literario o algo anticuado que significa rendirse, ceder o entregar algo, a menudo bajo presión o después de resistencia.

An archaic or literary phrasal verb meaning to surrender, give up, or relinquish something, often under pressure or after resistance.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Surrender or give upformal

   To give up possession or control of something, often under pressure or force.

   rendirse o entregar

   • The army was forced to yield up the fortress to the enemy.
   • He refused to yield up his position despite the threats.
   • The company yielded up its assets to the creditors.

   Sinónimosabandoncapitulatecedeforfeitgive uphand overrelinquishresignsubmitsurrender

   Antónimoskeepretainwithhold

2. Reveal or discloseformal

   To produce or reveal something that was hidden or secret.

   Revelar o divulgar

   • The investigation yielded up new evidence about the crime.
   • The old diary yielded up its secrets after many years.
   • The soil yielded up a rich harvest of vegetables.

   Sinónimosdisclosedivulgeexposerevealuncoverunearth

   Antónimosconcealhidesuppresswithhold

Verbo baseyield