revenue
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈrɛvənju/
- Specialized
- Last year, the restaurant reported an impressive revenue growth of 20%.
- generate revenue
- total revenue
- revenue stream
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Watch on YouTubeIt's subscription, it's reoccurring revenue, it is a membership fee.
- It's subscription, it's reoccurring revenue, it is a membership fee.
- For right now, I see all of my revenue projections from Film Hub.
- So you quadruple your revenue and you have to upgrade it.
- So where does your main source of YouTube revenue come from?
- Instead, almost all of Coinbase's transactional revenue comes from consumers.
- So sharing revenue just cuts into that problem.
- They are dramatically less dependent on ad revenue than CNN and MSNBC.
- Tech firms can go years without earning any revenue from their customers.
- These are assets that generate no revenue, no cash flows, no profits.
- So the second thing that led to this jump in my Adsense revenue was product association.
- And obviously the Adsense revenue doesn't keep pace.
- And then I see the kind of revenue you can make doing this.
- Tesla showed us that with very little revenue recognition for FSD.
Examples
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Revenue problems have forced us to cut back on equipment.
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My industry does $48 billion in revenue.
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So this is the revenue and this is the cost.
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And then I see the kind of revenue you can make doing this.
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As a result, far from raising additional revenue, over time they actually raise less.
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So where does your main source of YouTube revenue come from?
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I will judge our success by our revenue, profitable revenue.
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Resulting in loss of revenue and the closure of this very academic institution.
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His business is thriving and his revenue is quite frankly mind boggling.
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The bill includes a variety of measures that increase revenue, such as the excise tax on high-cost insurance plans.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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1.2
Money a person or family receives regularly from work and investments
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1.0
The money a company gets from selling goods or services
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3.2
Total money received before costs are taken away
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3.2
The total money received before costs or taxes are taken away
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3.9
Total money a business gets from sales before costs are taken away
Compounds
- Formal
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3.8
A part of the U.S. government that collects federal taxes and makes sure people follow tax laws
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3.2
Money a country gets from taxes and other sources to pay for public services
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3.7
A contract that gives participants part of income from a product or service
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5.8
The former British government department that collected major direct taxes like income tax and corporation tax
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5.3
A way to raise money for a public project paid back from the money the project earns
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A tax or fee a government charges to raise money for public services
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5.7
Money the government gets from taxes inside the country, like income and sales taxes
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A government worker who collects taxes from people and businesses
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7.1
A tax on goods brought into a country mainly to raise government money
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A loan to build public services like water or electricity paid back from the money those services earn
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7.2
Money a person gets without working, for example from stocks or rent
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3.9
A plan businesses use to increase income by changing prices or offering product bundles
A government official who gathers national taxes on income from people and businesses
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Money a company gets before giving products or services, kept as a debt until delivered
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Revenue comes from the Latin parts re- 'back' and venire 'to come', and you can remember it as money that 'comes in' to an organisation. So business revenue is the total income a company receives before any costs are taken away.