turnover

turnover
noun
1) (the total value of sales in a business during a certain time: The firm had a turnover of $100,000 last year.) facturación, volumen de ventas
2) (the rate at which money or workers pass through a business.) rotación de personal
turnover
tr['tɜːnəʊvəSMALLr/SMALL]
noun
1 (sales, business) facturación nombre femenino
2 (movement of employees) movimiento; (of stock) rotación nombre femenino
3 SMALLCOOKERY/SMALL pastelito relleno
turnover ['tərn.o:vər] n
1) : tarta f (rellena de fruta)
2) : volumen m (de ventas)
3) : rotación f (de personal)
a high turnover: un alto nivel de rotación
turnover
n.
• cambio de personal s.m.
• ciclo de compra y venta s.m.
• estrelladera s.f.
• ingresos totales s.m.pl.
• movimiento s.m.
• movimiento de mercancías s.m.
• rotación s.f.
• vuelco s.m.
noun
1) u
a) (volume - of business) facturación f; (- of sales) facturación f, volumen m de ventas
b) (of stock) rotación f
c) (of staff) movimiento m, renovación f
2) c (Culin) empanada f (esp AmL), empanadilla f (esp Esp)
['tɜːnˌǝʊvǝ(r)]
N
1) (Comm) [of stock, goods] renovación f de existencias; (=total business) movimiento m de mercancías

he sold the goods cheaply, hoping for a quick turnover — vendió barato las existencias, con la idea de renovarlas rápido

a turnover of £6,000 a week — una facturación de 6000 libras a la semana

there is a rapid turnover in staff — el personal cambia muy a menudo

2) (Culin) empanada f
* * *
noun
1) u
a) (volume - of business) facturación f; (- of sales) facturación f, volumen m de ventas
b) (of stock) rotación f
c) (of staff) movimiento m, renovación f
2) c (Culin) empanada f (esp AmL), empanadilla f (esp Esp)

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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