Turnover Meaning in English

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Definición

'Turnover' usually refers to the total sales a business makes during a certain period, or the rate at which employees leave and are replaced at a company.

Uso & Matices

Commonly used in business/HR contexts—'high turnover' can mean either lots of sales or frequent staff changes, so context is key. Not used for product rotation (use 'inventory turnover' specifically). In British English, 'turnover' often means annual revenue, while Americans might say 'sales' or 'revenue.'

• Spanish: rotación de personal - facturación (de negocios) - volumen de ventas
• Portuguese (BR): rotatividade (de funcionários) - faturamento (de negócios) - volume de vendas
• Portuguese (PT): rotatividade (de funcionários) - faturação (de negócios) - volume de vendas
• Chinese (Simplified): 员工流动率 - 营业额
• Chinese (Traditional): 員工流動率 - 營業額
• Hindi: कर्मचारी परिवर्तन दर - कारोबार (व्यापार का) - बिक्री मात्रा
• Arabic: معدل دوران الموظفين - حجم المبيعات - إيرادات الأعمال
• Bengali: টার্নওভার (বিক্রয়) - কর্মী পরিবর্তন
• Russian: оборот - текучесть кадров
• Japanese: 売上高 - 離職率
• Vietnamese: doanh thu - tỷ lệ thay thế nhân viên
• Korean: 매출 - 이직률
• Turkish: ciro - çalışan devir oranı
• Urdu: ٹرن اوور (کل فروخت) - عملے کی روانگی
• Indonesian: omzet - pergantian karyawan

Oraciones de Ejemplo

The bakery had a high turnover last year.

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Staff turnover is a problem in this company.

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We need to reduce turnover among new employees.

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Their high turnover this quarter impressed the investors.

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There's been a lot of turnover at the helpdesk lately.

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Thanks to better management, our turnover has increased steadily.

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