利潤
意味
Profit; returns. The financial gain from a business activity after deducting costs and expenses.
A noun used primarily in business and economics. More formal and specific than 利益 (rieki, profit/benefit), which is the general-purpose word for any kind of gain. 利潤 specifically refers to monetary profit in commercial or economic contexts. Common collocations include 利潤を追求する (to pursue profit), 利潤率 (profit rate/margin), and 利潤を上げる (to raise profits). Frequently used in economic theory and business analysis.
例文
- その会社は高い利潤を上げ続けている。
- 利潤だけを追求する経営は長続きしない。
- 原材料費の高騰で利潤が大幅に縮小した。
使い方ガイド
場面: economics, business, finance
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Sino-Japanese: 利 (ri, profit/benefit) + 潤 (jun, moist/enrich/profit). Both kanji carry the sense of enrichment — combined, they emphasise financial gain that enriches a business.
文化的背景
時代: Modern
世代: Adults
社会的背景: Professional
関連フレーズ
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