See Also: Redemption yield or maturity yield(finance)
Flat yield or running yield(finance)
Boa Vista(tourism)
vista(dictionary)
vista(medicine)
vista(dictionary)
Chula Vista(encyclopedia)
Boa Vista doctors(health)
Boa Vista hotels(tourism)
Boa Vista flights(tourism)

yield 2, noun (oh) and vista (iou)


yield 2, noun (oh)



2 n [C]
the amount of profits, crops etc that something produces
::The average milk yield per cow has doubled.
high/low yield
::Shareholders are expecting a higher yield this year.
yield of
::a yield of over six percent

vista (iou)



vista noun. Also visto, pl. -o(e)s. M17.
[Italian = view.]
A view, a prospect, esp. one seen through an avenue of trees or Other long narrow opening. M17.
Harper's Magazine Sudden, swift vistas of peaks and..valleys.
a. A long narrow opening, esp. one created deliberately in a wood etc., through which a view may be obtained, or in itself affording a pleasant prospect; an avenue, a glade. L17.
S. Richardson He employed hands to cut a vista through a coppice.
b. An open corridor or long passage in or through a large building; an interior portion of a building affording a continuous view. E18.
fig. A broad prospect or vision presented to the imagination; a mental view, in prospect or retrospect, of an extensive period of time or series of events, experiences, etc. L17.
R. F. Hobson Meetings..opened up new vistas about language and life. Jazz FM The impact of that rich musical vista on a black plantation worker.
Comb.: vista-dome US a high glass-sided railway carriage enabling passengers to look at the view from above the normal level of the train.