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turnover

[C/U] 両方
複数形: turnovers過去形: null過去分詞: null現在分詞: null比較級: null最上級: null

In a corporate sense, this word carries a dual energy. When applied to personnel, it often signals instability or dissatisfaction, evoking a sense of a revolving door where talent exits as quickly as it enters. When applied to finance, it represents the heartbeat of a business, signaling the volume of activity and cash flow. The pastry meaning is entirely distinct, shifting from a systemic process to a tangible, folded object, where the name describes the physical folding of the dough over the filling.

Countable when referring to a specific pastry or a single instance of rotating something. Uncountable when referring to the general rate of employee replacement or the total financial volume of a business.

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The rate at which employees leave a company and are replaced.

"The company is struggling with a high staff turnover."

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The total amount of money a business receives from sales during a specific period.

"The bakery has an annual turnover of fifty thousand dollars."

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The act of rotating or flipping something over.

"The turnover of the soil is necessary for planting."

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A light pastry cake filled with fruit or meat.

"I bought a warm apple turnover from the cafe."

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