ROI in Polish
ROI in Polish is ROI, RI — ROI means a measure of how much money an investment has gained or lost compared with what it cost, normally written as a percentage of the original amount put in.
ROI in Polish
ROI
RI
Initialism of Republic of Ireland.
What does "ROI" mean?
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noun A measure of how much money an investment has gained or lost compared with what it cost, normally written as a percentage of the original amount put in.
"The shop refit cost £40,000 and brought in £50,000 of extra profit, an ROI of 25%."
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noun More loosely, whatever is gained in exchange for any effort, time or money spent, even where no money is measured.
"Three days of training for one new client is a poor ROI on my time."
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ROI in a sentence
- The shop refit cost £40,000 and brought in £50,000 of extra profit, an ROI of 25%.
- She wanted to see the ROI on last year's advertising before agreeing to another campaign.
- Three days of training for one new client is a poor ROI on my time.
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What is "ROI" in Polish?
"ROI" in Polish is ROI, RI. ROI means: A measure of how much money an investment has gained or lost compared with what it cost, normally written as a percentage of the original amount put in.
How do you use "ROI" in a sentence?
Example: "The shop refit cost £40,000 and brought in £50,000 of extra profit, an ROI of 25%." In Polish, "ROI" is ROI, RI.
Are there other ways to say "ROI" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "ROI": ROI, RI.
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