[] ( revenues []) the money that is received by a business usually from selling goods or services 收入；收益◆Revenue from local advertisers fell by 6%. 来自当地广告商的收入下降了 6%。◆The company has annual revenues of around £3 billion. 这家公司的年收入大约为 30 亿英镑。◆They reported a three per cent increase in advertising revenue for the first half of the year. 他们报告今年上半年的广告收入增加百分之三。◆New products account for 40% of our total revenue. 新产品占我们总收入的 40%。➡ see note at income ⨁annual / full-year / quarterly revenue 年度／全年／季度收入⨁expected / potential / projected revenue 预期的／潜在的／预计的收入⨁to bring in / generate / produce / yield revenue 带来／创造／取得／产生收入⨁to boost / grow / increase revenue 提高／提升／增加收入⨁to post / project / report revenues 公布／预测／报告收入
[] ( revenues []) the money that is received by the State from taxes （国家的）岁入；税收◆Poor economic growth will also hurt tax revenue. 经济增长放慢也将减少税收收入。◆The law bans foreign governments from using the courts to collect lost revenues. 该项法律禁止外国政府利用法院收取亏空的税收。➡income ⨁government / public / tax revenue 政府／公共／税收收入⨁to collect / get / lose / raise revenue 收取／得到／损失／提高收入
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average revenue Inland Revenue marginal revenue sales revenue