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annual revenue
/ˈæn.ju.əl ˈrev.ən.juː/
年收入
The company reported an annual revenue of $5 million last year.
该公司报告称去年的年收入为500万美元。
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正式
The total amount of money a company earns from its business activities over a one-year period, before expenses are deducted.
Apple's annual revenue exceeded $390 billion in the fiscal year.
苹果公司在该财政年度的年收入超过了3900亿美元。
Small businesses often struggle to predict their annual revenue accurately.
小型企业往往难以准确预测其年收入。
Often referred to as 'top line' in business contexts. It is distinct from profit, which is revenue minus costs.
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专业提示
Revenue vs. Profit
Do not confuse 'revenue' (total money in) with 'profit' (money left after costs). 'Annual revenue' is the top line; 'net income' is the bottom line.
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Contextual Precision
In formal financial documents, use 'annual revenue' or 'turnover' (UK). Avoid 'money made' in professional settings.
词源
From Latin 'annus' (year) + 'revenue' (from Old French 'revenue', literally 'that which comes back').
用法说明
Used primarily in financial reporting, business plans, and economic analysis. It is a key metric for assessing a company's size and market presence.
单词拆解
annual
occurring every year
adjectiverevenue
income generated from normal business operations
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