Definition of high-yielding in English:

high-yielding

adjective

Producing a large amount of a product or a large financial return.
high-yielding grain crops
a high-yielding investment
Example sentencesExamples
- He sent out scientists who shared his dream of using hybrid breeding and genetic manipulation to create disease-resistant, high-yielding seeds.
- There are high-yielding equity mutual funds that take advantage of the track record of such companies.
- Now you may think that this problem may occur only to investors who buy high-yielding corporate junk bonds.
- Alturas is a very high-yielding potato that was originally developed for dehydrated products.
- Worldwide starvation was averted because pioneering plant breeders developed new, high-yielding varieties of maize, wheat, and rice.
- If you hold a high-yielding equity fund in a taxable brokerage account, you may have to pay taxes on that fund's dividend distributions.
- High-yielding corporate bonds (which are not as safe as government bonds) are an option for the more adventurous investor.
- In this regard, I like the idea of high-yielding shares, as their returns tend to be slightly less volatile.
- Plant high-yielding hybrids with resistance to leaf blight and stalk rots.
- But new, high-yielding and disease-resistant flax varieties could help reestablish a North American flax fiber industry.
- Early Latin writers also cited Illyria as source of a high-yielding vine that was introduced to Italy.
Synonyms
fertile, fruitful, rich, fecund

Definition of high-yielding in US English:

high-yielding

adjective

Producing a large amount of a product or a large financial return.
high-yielding grain crops
a high-yielding investment
Example sentencesExamples
- Early Latin writers also cited Illyria as source of a high-yielding vine that was introduced to Italy.
- High-yielding corporate bonds (which are not as safe as government bonds) are an option for the more adventurous investor.
- But new, high-yielding and disease-resistant flax varieties could help reestablish a North American flax fiber industry.
- Worldwide starvation was averted because pioneering plant breeders developed new, high-yielding varieties of maize, wheat, and rice.
- If you hold a high-yielding equity fund in a taxable brokerage account, you may have to pay taxes on that fund's dividend distributions.
- Plant high-yielding hybrids with resistance to leaf blight and stalk rots.
- Alturas is a very high-yielding potato that was originally developed for dehydrated products.
- Now you may think that this problem may occur only to investors who buy high-yielding corporate junk bonds.
- In this regard, I like the idea of high-yielding shares, as their returns tend to be slightly less volatile.
- He sent out scientists who shared his dream of using hybrid breeding and genetic manipulation to create disease-resistant, high-yielding seeds.
- There are high-yielding equity mutual funds that take advantage of the track record of such companies.
Synonyms
fertile, fruitful, rich, fecund

词汇	high-yielding
释义	Definition of high-yielding in English: high-yielding adjective Producing a large amount of a product or a large financial return. high-yielding grain crops a high-yielding investment Example sentencesExamples He sent out scientists who shared his dream of using hybrid breeding and genetic manipulation to create disease-resistant, high-yielding seeds. There are high-yielding equity mutual funds that take advantage of the track record of such companies. Now you may think that this problem may occur only to investors who buy high-yielding corporate junk bonds. Alturas is a very high-yielding potato that was originally developed for dehydrated products. Worldwide starvation was averted because pioneering plant breeders developed new, high-yielding varieties of maize, wheat, and rice. If you hold a high-yielding equity fund in a taxable brokerage account, you may have to pay taxes on that fund's dividend distributions. High-yielding corporate bonds (which are not as safe as government bonds) are an option for the more adventurous investor. In this regard, I like the idea of high-yielding shares, as their returns tend to be slightly less volatile. Plant high-yielding hybrids with resistance to leaf blight and stalk rots. But new, high-yielding and disease-resistant flax varieties could help reestablish a North American flax fiber industry. Early Latin writers also cited Illyria as source of a high-yielding vine that was introduced to Italy. Synonyms fertile, fruitful, rich, fecund Definition of high-yielding in US English: high-yielding adjective Producing a large amount of a product or a large financial return. high-yielding grain crops a high-yielding investment Example sentencesExamples Early Latin writers also cited Illyria as source of a high-yielding vine that was introduced to Italy. High-yielding corporate bonds (which are not as safe as government bonds) are an option for the more adventurous investor. But new, high-yielding and disease-resistant flax varieties could help reestablish a North American flax fiber industry. Worldwide starvation was averted because pioneering plant breeders developed new, high-yielding varieties of maize, wheat, and rice. If you hold a high-yielding equity fund in a taxable brokerage account, you may have to pay taxes on that fund's dividend distributions. Plant high-yielding hybrids with resistance to leaf blight and stalk rots. Alturas is a very high-yielding potato that was originally developed for dehydrated products. Now you may think that this problem may occur only to investors who buy high-yielding corporate junk bonds. In this regard, I like the idea of high-yielding shares, as their returns tend to be slightly less volatile. He sent out scientists who shared his dream of using hybrid breeding and genetic manipulation to create disease-resistant, high-yielding seeds. There are high-yielding equity mutual funds that take advantage of the track record of such companies. Synonyms fertile, fruitful, rich, fecund
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