noun

turnover

revenue, employee turnover, turnover (pastry)

The company has an annual turnover of £5 million.

The company has an annual turnover of £5 million.

We have a high staff turnover in this department.

We have a high staff turnover in this department.

I bought an apple turnover from the bakery.

I bought an apple turnover from the bakery.

turnover ((of amount)) the total amount of money received by a company The company has a turnover of £1 million.

staff turnover the rate at which employees leave a company We have a high staff turnover.

an apple/cherry turnover a type of pastry I bought an apple turnover.

Synonyms: (revenue) income, sales; (staff change) attrition

A compound of 'turn' and 'over'. It relates to the rate at which something (money, staff, goods) 'turns over' or is replaced within a period.

Visualize things 'turning over': money for revenue, employees for personnel changes, and pastry dough being literally folded or 'turned over' onto itself.

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