Pass
Pass verb - To shift possession of (something) from one person to another.
Usage example: could you please pass me the phone?
Yield
Yield verb - Be fatally overwhelmed.
How words are described
| high | high pass | high yield |
| low | low pass | low yield |
| similar | similar pass | similar yield |
| normal | normal pass | normal yield |
| Other adjectives: right, entire, final. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Though not necessary to pass songs, getting enough Challenge Points will yield an extra stage.
Source: Video Game / pop'n music - The most his daughter manages to get out of him through repeated pleas is to yield his assault on The Prime Minister, throw his weapon in malfunctioning confusion and pass out.
Source: Series / Hasamba 3 G - They could either tell the Solars about this and hope that they'd yield to the advice, or overthrow the Solars and ensure that the crisis did not come to pass.
Source: Either/Or Prophecy
Cite this Source
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