turnovers

英 [ˈtɜːnˌəʊvəz]

美 [ˈtɜrˌnoʊvərz]

n.  (一定时期内的)营业额，成交量; 人事变更率; 人员调整率; (商店的)货物周转率，销售比率
turnover的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 营业额
  Theturnoverof a company is the value of the goods or services sold during a particular period of time.
  1. Her annual turnover is around £45,000…
     她的年营业额大约是 4.5 万英镑。
  2. The company had a turnover of £3.8 million.
     那家公司营业额为 380 万英镑。
• N-VAR (人员的)流动率
  Theturnoverof people in an organization or place is the rate at which people leave and are replaced.
  1. Short-term contracts increase staff turnover...
     短期合同使得员工流动率增高。
  2. The industry has a high turnover of young people.
     该行业的年轻从业者流动率较高。

双语例句

• There was a momentary lull, broken by Hannah, who stalked in, laid two hot turnovers on the table, and stalked out again.
  众人一时安静下来，这时罕娜大步走进来，把两个热气腾腾的卷饼放在桌子上，又大步走出去。
• CMBT can not adapt to higher defensive intensity of world teams in the competition for their poor physical fitness, so there are less steals, more turnovers and less assists of CMBT;
  比赛中不适应世界强队超强的防守强度，体能较差，抢断次数低，失误次数高，助攻次数低；
• First, it tells us that Bryant performs well, compared to his peers, with regards to passing turnovers, while lost ball turnovers are a weakness of his.
  第一，它告诉我们，与他的同伴相比，他的表现很好，刨去传球的小失误，不过丢球失误的确是科比的弱项。
• However, one other thing we continue to have issues with are turnovers.
  然而，另外一件我们仍然存在的问题就是失误。
• The market capitalizations of social networks are often many times higher than their turnovers or their balance sheet totals.
  社交网络的市值通常要高出它们的交易额和资产负债总数很多倍。
• That's how they got going on the offensive end, because of our turnovers, and it gave them the game tonight.
  老天，要知道我们的失误不仅让湖人轻松完成进攻还在最后把胜利拱手让给了他们。
• If we had started the game cleaner ( no turnovers) this game would have been over.
  如果我们从比赛开始就聪明一些（没有失误），这场比赛早就结束了。
• They pulled away in the fourth quarter helped by Miami's sloppy play and turnovers.
  他们利用迈阿密人的粗心大意和失误在第四节一举甩开了对手。
• Turnovers and Stock Returns: Liquidity Premium or Speculative Bubbles?
  换手率与股票收益：流动性溢价还是投机性泡沫？
• These turnovers were an institution, and the girls called them'muffs ', for they had no others and found the hot pies very comforting to their hands on cold mornings.
  这两个卷饼是家里的惯例，姑娘们称之为“手笼”，因为她们发觉寒冷的早上手里笼着个热饼挺暖和。