to transfer ownership or rights

to transfer one's property or rights to someone else

to move out of the way to allow someone or something to pass

to yield or give in during a negotiation, argument, or conflict; to make a concession

to give a discount or make a concession

to move aside or clear a space so that something or someone else can pass through or use it.

to make way for something

to exercise restraint and yield to others in order to avoid conflict

to move out of the way or step aside to steer clear of someone or something

to give up one's seat for someone

to yield, back down, or make a concession in a dispute or negotiation

to modestly decline

to step down from a throne or a high-ranking position of power

to be unwilling to pass on one's responsibilities to others; to take the initiative

to give way to another person or vehicle, especially in traffic

to concede, yield, or make compromises to one another, typically in a negotiation or conflict

neither side willing to give way to the other

Abidjan (city in Ivory Coast)

to formally surrender or give up territory or rights, typically to another country through a treaty

to be tolerant and patient with others' behavior

to abdicate

(idiom) not to yield an inch

to surrender something without resistance

to yield to one another; mutual accommodation

temperate, kind, courteous, restrained and magnanimous

to lease or rent out one's property to another party

to move out of the way to allow a vehicle or person to pass

Ranghulu District of Daqing City, Heilongjiang

to cede to the virtuous and yield to the talented

gentle, kind, and yielding; showing patience and forbearance towards others

unable to solve a problem due to rigid thinking or minor obstacles; to be defeated by a trivial matter (literally, to die from holding in one's urine)

to surrender something without resistance

grantee (law)

to transfer property or rights; to cede

to offer a cigarette

to concede points or goals to an opponent in a game

to be accommodating in negotiating the boundary of one's field

to step aside and give a more worthy person a chance

you let me win (said politely after winning a game)

A classic moral story about Kong Rong giving the larger pears to his older brothers, used to teach children courtesy and modesty.

referring to financial instruments that can be transferred to another party by delivery or endorsement

transfer of property rights; (real estate) title transfer

to jump out of the way

to be not at all inferior to; to be on par with or even surpass another

hugely popular, highly successful, or a major trend (primarily used in Taiwan)

(Taiwan) to hand over a business or property for an agreed price

causing others to feel envy or admiration

to compare favorably with men in terms of ability, bravery, or character; to be as capable as any man