turnover

Meanings

• Noun or Verb

  The act of turning something over or the amount of business transacted in a given period.

  - "The company reported a record turnover last quarter."
  - "He made a turnover in the chess game."
  - "The sales manager asked for a turnover report."

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Pronunciation

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with turnover
tournado , overdue , cue , new , hue , view , skew , stew , dew , through , drew , blew , drew , true , clue , accrue , muse , abuse , muse , abuse

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Variants

List of all variants of turnover that leads to same result
turnover , turnovers , turn over , turn over a new leaf , turned over , turned over a new leaf , turning over , turning over a new leaf , turns over , turns over a new leaf , turn over to , turned over to , turning over to , turns over to , turn (something) over in one's mind , turn over in her mind , turn over in his mind , turn over in one's mind , turn over in their mind , turn something over in her mind , turn something over in his mind , turn something over in one's mind , turn something over in their mind

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Etymology

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The term 'turnover' comes from the Old French term 'tourner,' which means 'to turn.'

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Trivia

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1. The term 'turnover' is also used in football to describe a situation where a team gains possession of the ball from the opposing team.

2. The world record for the largest turnover of a single stock trade is held by a Japanese investor who bought and sold 619 million shares of a single stock in a single day in 1997.

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Related Concepts

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1. Revenue: Revenue is the total amount of money that a business earns before deducting costs and expenses. Turnover is a measure of revenue, but it is often expressed as a single value for a specific period, while revenue is typically reported on a monthly or quarterly basis.

2. Profit: Profit is the difference between revenue and expenses. Turnover does not take into account expenses, so it is not a measure of profit or loss.

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Culture

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Turnover is a common term in business and finance, often used to describe the total amount of sales or transactions that have occurred during a specific period. It can also refer to the act of turning something over, such as in the case of a football turnover, where the ball is gained by the opposing team.

How to Memorize "turnover"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a large pile of items being turned over one by one. Each item represents a sale or transaction.
   - Visualize a business transaction flowing from one party to another.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the term 'turnover' with the idea of sales or transactions.
   - Think of a business making a profit by selling products or services.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the acronym TURNS to remember the meaning of turnover: Total sales or transactions Understood Regularly Netted Over a given period.

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