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yes

  (yĕs) pronunciation
adv.

It is so; as you say or ask. Used to express affirmation, agreement, positive confirmation, or consent.

n., pl. yes·es.
  1. An affirmative or consenting reply.
  2. An affirmative vote or voter.
tr.v., yessed, yes·sing, yes·es.

To give an affirmative reply to.

interj.

Used to express great satisfaction, approval, or happiness.

[Middle English, from Old English gēse, so be it! : probably gēa, so + sīe, may it be so.]


 
 

adverb

    It is so; as you say or ask: absolutely, agreed, all right, assuredly, aye, gladly, indubitably, roger, undoubtedly, unquestionably, willingly, yea. Informal OK, uh-huh, yeah, yep. Slang right on. See affirm/deny/argue.

noun

  1. The act or process of accepting: acceptance, acquiescence, agreement, assent, consent, nod. Informal OK. See accept/reject.
  2. An affirmative vote or voter: aye, yea. See affirm/deny/argue.

verb

    To respond affirmatively; receive with agreement or compliance: accede, accept, acquiesce, agree, assent, consent, nod, subscribe. See agree/disagree.

 
Antonyms: yes

adj, adv

Definition: agreed
Antonyms: disagreed


 
Movies:

Yes

DVD Release

  • Release Date: 2005
  • cc
  • Finding scene 54 featurette
  • Behind-the-scenes photo gallery

  • Rating: StarStar
  • Genre: Drama
  • Movie Type: Marriage Drama, Romantic Drama
  • Themes: Crumbling Marriages, Culture Clash, Class Differences
  • Director: Sally Potter
  • Main Cast: Joan Allen, Simon Abkarian, Sam Neill, Shirley Henderson, Sheila Hancock
  • Release Year: 2004
  • Country: UK
  • Run Time: 99 minutes
  • MPAA Rating: R

Plot

Filmmaker Sally Potter directed this artful meditation on the dynamics of the romantic and sexual relationship. She (Joan Allen) is an intelligent and gifted genetic scientist of Irish-American heritage who feels smothered in her marriage to a British politician (Sam Neill). While dining at a friend's house, She meets He (Simon Abkarian), a handsome Lebanese exile who was a respected surgeon in his homeland but now supports himself in London as a cook. He flirts with her, and She is pleased with his advances; weeks later, she contacts him, and an affair begins. However, despite their mutual attraction, He and She find it difficult to set aside their political and national differences for very long, as love and lust wage a quiet war against the conscience and the intellect. Yes also features supporting performances from Shirley Henderson and Sheila Hancock. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Cast


Samantha Bond - Kate; Stephanie Leonidas - Grace; Gary Lewis - Billy; Wil Johnson - Virgil; Raymond Waring - Whizzer; Barbara Oxley - Cleaner in Swimming Pool; Kev Orkian - Walter; George Yiasoumi - Kitchen Boss; Beryl Scott - Cleaner in Laboratory; Lol Coxhill - Father Christmas; Father Charles Owen - Priest; Mandy Coombes - Nun; Beti Owen - Nun; Dot Bond - Cleaner in Nursing Home; Dorca Reyes Sanchez - Woman in Cuban Apartment; Antoine Agoudjian - Friends in Beirut; Christina Galstian - Friends in Beirut; Nelson Hernandez

Credit

Sam Haveland - Assistant Location Manager; Carlos Miranda - Generator Operator; Fisher Stevens - Executive Producer; Carlos Conti - Production Designer; Sally Potter - Director; Sally Potter - Composer (Music Score); Sally Potter - Screenwriter; Alex Rodionov - Cinematographer; Irene Lamb - Casting; Liz Alvarez - Set Dresser; Andrew Fierberg - Producer; Jean-Paul Mugel - ADR Mixer; Alina Pombo - Casting; Paul Trijbits - Executive Producer; John Penotti - Executive Producer; Emmanuel Clarke - Production Executive; Nick Laws - Line Producer; Diane Gelon - Associate Producer; Christopher Sheppard - Producer; Frank Cabrera Rode - Executive Producer; Joakim Sundström - Sound Effects Editor; Vincent Tulli - Re-Recording Mixer; Vincent Tulli - Supervising Sound Editor; Daniel Goddard - Editor; Potter's House Mass Choir - Composer (Music Score); Joan Washington - Dialogue Coach; Jacqueline Durran - Costume Designer; Penny Eyles - Script Supervisor; Eric Bialas - Steadicam Operator; Jeanette Haley - Consultant/advisor; Cedric Jeanson - Executive Producer; Olivier Chiavassa - Production Manager; Olivia Peniston-Bird - Second Assistant Editor; Andreas Petrides - Fights Choreographer; Tommaso Vergallo - Production Manager; Emma Zee - Consultant/advisor; Christopher Shephard - Producer; Claire Spooner - Art Director; Lucie Wenigerova - Associate Producer; Mike Clark-Hall - Runner; Emily Craig - Casting Assistant; Anne Delacour - Action Director; Anne Delacour - Dialogue Editor; Jonathan Haren - Post Production Supervisor; Christopher Burgess - Third Assistant Director; Jason Wheeler Film Services - Negative Cutter; Michael Manzi - Production Manager; Walter Donohue - Story Editor; Scott Bassett - Production Coordinator; David Purchas - Production Assistant; Hester Campbell - Production Assistant; Pam Plummer - Personal Assistant; Denis Garnier - Focus Puller; Sara Deane - Clapper Loader; Pierre Tucat - Boom Operator; Nicola Dove - Still Photographer; Gauthier DeBlonde - Still Photographer; Peter Eardley - Production Accountant; Freya Pinsent - Production Accountant; Ben Gladstone - Location Manager; Adam Coop - Third Assistant Director; Joshua Hartnett - Art Department Assistant; Caesar Baez - Art Department Assistant; Mark Clayton - Gaffer; Barnaby Sweet - Gaffer; Benjam Kerr - Electrician; 5 Star Location Catering - Craft Service/Catering; Ian Lisi - Driver; Iohamil Navarro Cuesta - Production Manager; Carlos De La Huerta - Location Manager; Jorge Garcia Lorenzo - Production Assistant; Alberto Reytor - Runner; Malvin Cabrera - Runner; Carlos Camacho - Runner; Vivian Pombo - Production Accountant; Miriam Martinez - Production Coordinator; Carlos Bustamante - First Assistant Director; Magaly Batista - Makeup; Julio Cesar Mora - Translator; Elbia Rondo - Costume Designer; Rafael Souchay - Properties; Humberto Figueroa - Gaffer; Daniel Perez - Electrician; Ariel Leyva - Electrician; Hector Alfaro - Grip; Armando Roche - Driver; Franciso Cruz - Driver; Julio Cruz - Grip; Miguel Montalvo - Generator Operator; Fernando Medina - Executive Producer; Pablo Lluberes - Location Manager; Elena Tejada - Production Manager; Jose Enrique Espiritu Santo - Production Assistant; Chely Moran - Production Assistant; Tanya Valette - Costume/Wardrobe; Orlando Caraballo - Craft Service/Catering; Diaz V. Julio Cesar - Grip; Radames Reyes - Grip; Jose Manuel Hernandez - Grip; Miguel Tapia - Grip; Andres "Kabubi" Gonzazles - Grip; Francisco Herrera - Dolly Grip; Cristino Adames - Electrician; Jose Jimenes - Transportation Captain; Volumen Agencia De Casting - Casting; Dean Hagan - Production Coordinator; Robert Ward - Runner; Raymond Burns - Driver; Michel Ghosn - Executive Producer; Lara Saba - Production Manager; Hagop Handian - Consultant/advisor; Tom Kinnersly - Assistant Editor; Anja Siemens - Assistant Editor; Lalit Goyal - Assistant Editor; Sean Lyons - Assistant Editor; Robert Brazier - Foley Editor; Georg F. Hapig - Foley Artist; Digimage - Digital Effects; Juan Eveno - Production Manager; Angelo Cosimano - Production Manager; Aline Conan - Personal Assistant; Natacha Louis - Personal Assistant; Ann Hummel - Research; Philippe Reinaudo - Technical Director; Stephen Masters - Title Design; Lori Lazar - Personal Assistant; Michelle Jonas - Personal Assistant; Poll Moussoulides - Dialogue Coach; UK Film Council - Presented by

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pronunciation

IN BRIEF: A word that shows agreement or acceptance.

pronunciation He asked me to marry him and I said yes.

 
Wikipedia: Yes (film)
Yes
Yes_(2004)_poster.jpg
Poster for Yes
Directed by Sally Potter
Written by Sally Potter
Starring Joan Allen
Simon Abkarian
Music by Philip Glass (song)
Tom Waits (song)
Sally Potter
Distributed by Sony Pictures Classics
Release date(s) September 4, 2004 (Telluride Film Festival)
Running time 100 min
Language English
Budget £1,000,000 (estimated)
IMDb profile

Yes is an expressionistic 2004 film written and directed by Sally Potter and starring Joan Allen, Simon Abkarian, Sam Neill, Shirley Henderson, and Sheila Hancock. The dialog of the film is almost entirely in iambic pentameter and usually rhymes, a fact which enthralled some critics and enraged others.

The film opens as an unnamed Irish-American microbiologist played by Joan Allen discovers her British businessman husband Anthony (Sam Neill) is having an affair with their goddaughter's mother. Feeling fragile and alone at an elegant London dinner party, she meets a Lebanese Muslim chef (also unnamed) played by Simon Abkarian, who immediately begins seducing her with words. They soon begin a passionate, torrid affair. He tells her of his past in Beirut, where he was a surgeon who became disillusioned after he saved a man's life moments before he was shot dead. She tells him about her childhood, which began in Belfast where she was raised by a loving Marxist aunt before she moved to America.

After a racially driven argument in his restaurant's kitchen, the chef is fired. His connection with the microbiologist begins to implode as he questions the foundation for their relationship and cultural attitudes begin to pull them apart. "From Elvis to Eminem, Warhol's art," he says, "I know your stories, know your songs by heart. But do you know mine? No, every time, I make the effort, and I learn to rhyme, in your English. And do you know a word of my language, even one? Have you heard that 'algebra' was an Arabic man? You've read the Bible. Have you read the Koran?"

She is called away suddenly to Belfast when her aunt (Sheila Hancock) is hospitalized. After the old woman dies, the microbiologist telephones the chef and invites him to travel with her to Cuba, to make the journey her aunt always wanted to make but never did. He, however, has returned to Beirut. She travels alone to Havana where she undergoes an emotional and physical renewal. When she prays to God for some kind of sign that life has meaning, she is interrupted by news that a man is there to see her — it is her lover, the chef, who has suddenly arrived in Cuba to be with her.

The film is punctuated throughout by commentaries and glances from various cleaners and maids who act as a sort of Greek chorus as they look and speak directly to the camera, most notably the microbiologist's doe-eyed housecleaner (Shirley Henderson), who offers various metaphorical bon mots about dirt, germs, and cleanliness and how much they are like the larger world.

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Dansk (Danish)
int. - ja
n. - ja
adv. - ja, såh, jo, nå?, De ønsker?
v. tr. - svare ja

Nederlands (Dutch)
ja, jazeker, juist, ja-stem

Français (French)
int. - oui, si
n. - oui
adv. - oui
v. tr. - dire oui

Deutsch (German)
adv. - ja
n. - Ja
v. - zustimmen, durch Jasagen schmeicheln
int. - ja

Ελληνική (Greek)
adv. - ναι, μάλιστα, βεβαίως
n. - (το) ναι
v. - εγκρίνω
int. - ναι, μάλιστα

Italiano (Italian)

Português (Portuguese)
adv. - verdadeiramente
n. - sim (m)
v. - concordar
int. - sim

Русский (Russian)
да, утвердительный ответ, поддакивать, соглашаться

Español (Spanish)
int. - sí
n. - sí, afirmación
adv. - sí
v. tr. - afirmar

Svenska (Swedish)
adv. - ja, jo, verkligen, och sedan
n. - ja
v. - säga ja, bifalla
int. - ja!, jo!, javisst!

中文(简体) (Chinese (Simplified))
是, 同意, 是的, 对...称是

中文(繁體) (Chinese (Traditional))
int. - 是
n. - 是, 同意
adv. - 是的, 是
v. tr. - 對...稱是, 同意

한국어 (Korean)
int. - 그렇다!, 옳다!
n. - 긍정, 승낙
adv. - 네,그렇습니다, 맞습니다, 예
v. tr. - 승낙하다

日本語 (Japanese)
adv. - はい, いいえ, そのとおりです, なるほど, え, それどころか
n. - 肯定, 賛成投票
v. - はいと言う

العربيه (Arabic)
‏(ظرف) نعم, بلى, اجل (الاسم) نعم, موافقه (فعل) يوافق على (نداء) بكل تأكيد !‏

עברית (Hebrew)
int. - ‮כן, הן‬
n. - ‮תשובה חיובית‬
adv. - ‮כן, הן‬
v. tr. - ‮אמר כן, הנהן, הסכים, אישר‬


 
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