revenue
含义: The total income generated by a business or organisation from its normal activities, typically from the sale of goods and services; also, income received by a government through taxation.
Revenue refers to the top line of a company's income statement — total sales before any costs are deducted. It differs from profit, which is what remains after expenses. In government contexts, revenue refers to tax income. Common collocations include 'annual revenue,' 'revenue stream,' 'generate revenue,' and 'revenue growth.'
例句
- The company reported annual revenue of twelve billion pounds for the financial year. 该公司报告本财年年收入为一百二十亿英镑。La empresa comunicó unos ingresos anuales de doce mil millones de libras en el ejercicio fiscal.同社は当会計年度の年間収益を120億ポンドと報告した。해당 기업은 해당 회계연도의 연간 매출이 120억 파운드라고 보고했다.
- Advertising remains the primary source of revenue for the platform. 广告收入仍然是该平台的主要收入来源。La publicidad sigue siendo la principal fuente de ingresos de la plataforma.広告は依然として同プラットフォームの主要な収入源である。광고는 여전히 해당 플랫폼의 주요 수입원으로 남아 있다.
- Tax revenue fell sharply during the economic downturn. 经济低迷期间税收收入急剧下降。Los ingresos fiscales cayeron bruscamente durante la recesión económica.景気後退期に税収は大幅に減少した。경기 침체기에 세수가 크게 감소했다.
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语境: professional, media
语气: neutral
起源与历史
From Old French revenue (a return), past participle of revenir (to come back), from Latin revenire, from re- (back) + venire (to come). Entered English in the 15th century.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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