revenue

Word family adjectiverevenuednounrevenue

Related topics: Business basics, Finance, Tax

rev·e·nue /ˈrevənjuː $ -nuː/ AWL noun [uncountableU] (also revenues [plural])

1 BBBFmoney that a business or organization receives over a period of time, especially from selling goods or services 〔公司、机构的〕收益，收入 → income

advertising revenue

广告收入

Strikes have cost £20 million in lost revenues.

罢工造成的收入损失达到2,000万英镑。

2 PETmoney that the government receives from tax 〔政府的〕税收

an increase in tax revenues of 8.4%

8.4%的税收增长

→ Inland Revenue, Internal Revenue Service

Examples from the Corpus

revenue• Answer guide: Qualitative factors are not capable of being quantified in terms of costs and revenue.• First, obviously, they expect to raise enough revenue to pay for their own activities.• Nintendo's estimated revenue totals $9 billion worldwide.• The deal, which should be announced soon, calls for guaranteed revenue of at least $ 700,000 in 1996.• The temptation to their crews to barter their duty free stores for sterling constituted a high revenue risk at times.• There had been so much revenue in the mortgage department between 1981 and 1986 that costs were a trivial issue.• But all these ideas mean a huge loss of revenue to the Treasury, in the hundreds of billions of dollars.• Total revenue for the year was estimated at N68,730 million.

tax revenues• Wholesalers and retailers in each state are howling about losing business and state revenue watchdogs are missing tax revenues.

From Longman Business Dictionary

revenuerev·e·nue /ˈrevənjuː-nuː/ noun [uncountableU]

1 (also revenues)ACCOUNTINGFINANCE money that a business or organization receives over a period of time, especially from selling goods or services

The company has an annual revenue of about $8 million.

We earn about £3000 a month in advertising revenue.

a 10% fall in revenue from sales

→ average revenue → marginal revenue

2 (also revenues)TAX money that a government receives from tax

a government plan to help boost revenue

The pensions are a good source of income tax revenue.

3the RevenueTAXORGANIZATIONS used to refer to the government organization in Britain that collects taxes

The Revenue will not regard a backlog of work as a reasonable excuse for the late delivery of a tax return.

→ see also Inland Revenue, Internal Revenue Service

Origin revenue

词汇	revenue
释义	revenue Word family adjectiverevenuednounrevenue Related topics: Business basics, Finance, Tax rev·e·nue /ˈrevənjuː $ -nuː/ ●○○ AWL noun [uncountableU] (also revenues [plural]) 1 BBBFmoney that a business or organization receives over a period of time, especially from selling goods or services 〔公司、机构的〕收益，收入 → income advertising revenue 广告收入 Strikes have cost £20 million in lost revenues. 罢工造成的收入损失达到2,000万英镑。 2 PETmoney that the government receives from tax 〔政府的〕税收 an increase in tax revenues of 8.4% 8.4%的税收增长 → Inland Revenue, Internal Revenue Service Examples from the Corpus revenue• Answer guide: Qualitative factors are not capable of being quantified in terms of costs and revenue.• First, obviously, they expect to raise enough revenue to pay for their own activities.• Nintendo's estimated revenue totals $9 billion worldwide.• The deal, which should be announced soon, calls for guaranteed revenue of at least $ 700,000 in 1996.• The temptation to their crews to barter their duty free stores for sterling constituted a high revenue risk at times.• There had been so much revenue in the mortgage department between 1981 and 1986 that costs were a trivial issue.• But all these ideas mean a huge loss of revenue to the Treasury, in the hundreds of billions of dollars.• Total revenue for the year was estimated at N68,730 million. tax revenues• Wholesalers and retailers in each state are howling about losing business and state revenue watchdogs are missing tax revenues. From Longman Business Dictionary revenuerev·e·nue /ˈrevənjuː-nuː/ noun [uncountableU] 1 (also revenues)ACCOUNTINGFINANCE money that a business or organization receives over a period of time, especially from selling goods or services The company has an annual revenue of about $8 million. We earn about £3000 a month in advertising revenue. a 10% fall in revenue from sales → average revenue → marginal revenue 2 (also revenues)TAX money that a government receives from tax a government plan to help boost revenue The pensions are a good source of income tax revenue. 3the RevenueTAXORGANIZATIONS used to refer to the government organization in Britain that collects taxes The Revenue will not regard a backlog of work as a reasonable excuse for the late delivery of a tax return. → see also Inland Revenue, Internal Revenue Service Origin revenue (1400-1500) French past particple of revenir “to return”
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