Exam: TOEFL

Definition: A book published each year that contains information about events, people, and activities from that year, often created by students in schools.

Example: I looked through my high school yearbook to find pictures of my friends.

Definition: Happening or done once every year.

Example: We have a yearly family reunion in July.

Definition: Happening or done once every year.

Example: The company holds a yearly meeting to discuss its progress.

Definition: A publication that is released once every year.

Example: The school magazine is a yearly that highlights student achievements.

Definition: To have a strong and often sad desire for something or someone.

Example: She yearns for the days when she was a child.

Definition: A strong and often sad desire for something that one wants very much.

Example: She felt a deep yearning for her childhood home.

Definition: In a way that shows a strong desire or longing for something.

Example: She looked at the old photographs yearningly, wishing to relive those moments.

Definition: To make a loud sound with your voice, often because you are excited, angry, or in pain.

Example: She began to yell when she saw the surprise party.

Definition: A loud cry or shout, often made to express strong emotions or to get attention.

Example: The crowd let out a loud yell when the team scored a goal.

Definition: To make a loud sound with your voice, often to express strong emotions like anger or excitement.

Example: She had to yell to be heard over the noise of the crowd.

Definition: The day before today.

Example: I went to the park yesterday.

Definition: The day that comes before today.

Example: Yesterday was a sunny day.

Definition: The year that came before the current one, often referring to a time in the past.

Example: Many people enjoy reminiscing about the events of yesteryear.

Definition: At this time; up to now; still; or in addition to what has been said.

Example: I haven't finished my homework yet.

Definition: This word is used to introduce a contrast or an unexpected result, often meaning 'but still' or 'even so'.

Example: She was tired, yet she decided to go for a run.

Definition: To produce or provide something, often as a result of effort or pressure.

Example: The tree yields a lot of fruit every summer.

Definition: The amount of profit or product that comes from an investment or process.

Example: The yield from the farm was higher this year than last year.

Definition: To produce or provide something as a result of effort or investment, or to give up possession or control of something.

Example: The farmer hopes to yield a good harvest this year.