turnover in Japanese
turnover in Japanese is 取引高 — turnover means the total amount of money a business takes in sales over a given period.
turnover in Japanese
取引高
Pronounced: torihikidaka
The amount of money taken as sales transacted in a given period.
What does "turnover" mean?
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noun The total amount of money a business takes in sales over a given period.
"The company reported an annual turnover of two million pounds."
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noun The rate at which staff, stock, or customers are replaced.
"Staff turnover has been unusually high this year."
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noun A small folded pastry filled with fruit or another filling.
"She baked an apple turnover for dessert."
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noun In sports, a loss of possession of the ball without scoring.
"The turnover in the final minute cost them the game."
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turnover in a sentence
- The company reported an annual turnover of two million pounds.
- Staff turnover has been unusually high this year.
- She baked an apple turnover for dessert.
- The turnover in the final minute cost them the game.
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What is "turnover" in Japanese?
"turnover" in Japanese is 取引高. turnover means: The total amount of money a business takes in sales over a given period.
How do you pronounce 取引高?
"turnover" in Japanese is 取引高, pronounced "torihikidaka".
How do you use "turnover" in a sentence?
Example: "The company reported an annual turnover of two million pounds." In Japanese, "turnover" is 取引高.
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