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turnover
/ˈtɜːrnoʊvər/
total sales
The company's turnover rose by 10% last year.
The company's total sales increased by 10% last year.
Business
formal
The total amount of money a company receives from its sales during a specific period.
Apple reported a turnover of $274 billion in 2022.
Apple's total sales for 2022 were $274 billion.
Often used in financial reports and news articles.
Business
formal
The rate at which employees leave an organization and are replaced.
High employee turnover can increase training costs.
When many staff quit and new ones are hired, training expenses rise.
Measured as a percentage of the workforce over a given time.
informal
A baked pastry made by folding dough over a filling such as fruit or meat.
She bought an apple turnover for breakfast.
She purchased a pastry with apple filling.
Common in bakeries; also called a 'filled pastry'.
informal
To flip or turn something over, especially in cooking or sports.
Remember to turn over the steak halfway through cooking.
Flip the steak once during cooking.
Used as a verb: 'to turn over'.
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