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单词 revenue
释义
revenue
noun[U]
uk
/ˈrev.ən.juː/us
/ˈrev.ə.nuː/
(alsorevenues)
C1
theincomethat agovernmentorcompanyreceivesregularly:
（政府的）税收，岁入；（公司的）收益
Taxesprovidemost of the government's revenue.政府收入的大部分来自税收。
Government revenuesfelldramatically.政府财政收入大幅下降。
More examples
  • Thesemeasureswillincreasethe club'sabilitytogeneraterevenue.
  • Televisioncompanieshave beenmassagingtheirviewingfiguresinordertoattractmoreadvertisingrevenue.
  • Themagazinemisreporteditssalesfiguresinordertoboostadvertisingrevenue.
  • Arco hasreactedto thelossin revenue bypruningbackitsexpansionplans.
  • Thegovernmentisscrabblingaround forwaystoraiserevenue without putting uptaxes.
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Accounting
Earning money
(Definition ofrevenuefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

revenue| American Dictionary

revenue
noun[C/U]
us
/ˈrev·əˌnu/
theincomethat abusinessorgovernmentreceivesregularly, or anamountrepresentingsuchincome:
[Cusually pl]state/federalrevenues
[U]Company revenuerose4% lastyear.
(Definition ofrevenuefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

revenue| Business English

revenue
noun
uk
/ˈrevənjuː/us
/ˈrevənuː/
[CorU]FINANCE,ACCOUNTING
(alsorevenues)
moneythat acompanyreceives,especiallyfromsellinggoodsorservices:
revenue(s) from sthRevenue fromonlineadsis much less than fromprintadvertising.
revenue(s) ofAnalysts hadforecastrevenue of $1.39bn.
in revenue(s)Hisfirmposted$41 million in revenues lastyear.
generate/bring in/raise revenue(s)Thesportdoesn'tgeneratemuch revenue fromticketsales.
boost/increase revenue(s)Thebankinggrouphas inrecentyearsstruggledtoboostrevenues whilekeepingcostsundercontrol.
afall/increasein revenue(s)
Thecompanyhas anestimatedannualrevenueof $50 million.
Advertising revenuefelllastyear.
expected/projectedrevenue
asourceof revenue
[CorU]TAX
(alsorevenues)
moneythat agovernmentreceivesfromtaxes:
They need torestructurethetaxsystemtocollectmorerevenue.
There isextrapressureon theChancellortofindnewwaystoraiserevenue.
Stateofficialspredicteda 5%growthintaxrevenues.
Othertaxeswill have to beraisedtocompensatefor thelostrevenue.
[S]TAX,GOVERNMENT
(alsothe Revenue)
thegovernmentdepartmentin the UK thatcollectstaxes:
Taxpayers should alwayscheckthedocumentsthey get from the Revenue.

See also

average revenue
HM Revenue & Customs
Internal Revenue Service
marginal revenue
sales revenue
(Definition ofrevenuefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrevenue

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This is surprising, given that questions ofrevenuegeneration affect ordinary people in basic and sometimes very serious ways.
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For example, does the government intend to maintain overallrevenueneutrality, reducing distortionary taxes proportionately?
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Three are used in this study: a radial measure of technical efficiency, a radial measure ofrevenueefficiency, and a derived measure of allocative efficiency.
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Part of hospitals' revenues was then made dependent upon the number of patients treated and the patient mix.
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That in itself was sufficient to trigger a more lenient administration of therevenue.
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However, the pricing issue is complex as increasing prices may reduce demand, and thus have an adverse impact on the overallrevenueposition.
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The prevailing prices during 2004 and 2005 were used to calculate the revenues and costs in all years.
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The benefit ranges from 11 per cent to 122 per cent of the current netrevenueof the crops included in this model.
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Table 2 shows the total net revenues of the districts by the production of four crops stated above.
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As once essentially residential communities matured, politicians sought to raise their tax revenues whilst retaining small-scale, almost village life, within an increasingly urbanized milieu.
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They do care about the methodology since it affects the efficiency of their software development process and theirrevenue.
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We will use a dual approach in the following part of the paper, so we need to find therevenuefunction.
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The firm earns revenues by selling goods and must purchase investment goods and hire labor.
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In many transition economies, public environmental funds, capitalized with revenues from pollution charges, provide subsidized financing of such investments through grants and soft loans.
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They too argue that, for a number of structural reasons, less-developed countries are heavily dependent on trade taxes forrevenue.
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Collocationswithrevenue

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additional revenue
Given the revenue streams of block buster drugs, even 4 monthsadditionalrevenuecan represent a substantial benefit.
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ad revenue
In 2009, the show led other late night shows inadrevenuewith $271 million.
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advertising revenue
Moreover, until the late 80s, there was theadvertisingrevenuethat enabled this work to be published at length in a clear and attractive way.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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