gross margin

英 [ɡrəʊs ˈmɑːdʒɪn]

美 [ɡroʊs ˈmɑːrdʒɪn]

总利润

BEC经济

英英释义

noun

• the ratio gross profits divided by net sales
  Synonym:margin of profitprofit margin

双语例句

• Normal growth of net profit, sales and gross margin needed support.
  正常增长，净盈利，销售额和毛利率必要的支持。
• Competition in electric appliances reached price-war proportions this year when online retailer Jing-dong Mall, formerly known as 360 Buy, offered to cut its gross margin on appliances to zero.
  电器零售领域的竞争今年已经走到了价格大战的境地，线上零售商京东商城（Jing-dongMall，之前名为360Buy）提出了将电器毛利率砍至零点的口号。
• The relative strength of the euro over the past decade has helped push its gross margin to an industry-leading 60 per cent.
  过去十年欧元的相对强势，推动该公司毛利润率达到60%的行业领先水平。
• His company's80% gross margin, an indicator of its profitability, is well above the industry average of60%.
  毛利率（衡量公司盈利能力的指标）达80%，远高于同行业60%的平均毛利润率。
• Example If the current Gross Margin was20% and prices were increased by10%, sales could drop by33%.
  如果目前的毛利率为20%，在价格增长10%的情况下，销售额降低33。
• If the rate of increase in steel prices can be controlled in20% of the real estate company's gross margin has little influence.
  如果增加的速度，钢铁价格可控制在20%的房地产公司的毛利率影响很小。
• Apple, whose iPhone sales account for nearly half the firm's total sales, reported a40 percent gross margin, or the percentage of sales left after subtracting the cost of goods sold.
  苹果公司，其iPhone销量几乎达到公司总销量的一半，报告显示他们也有40%总差额，即减去已售货物消耗后的销售剩余比例。
• We have one principle – gross margin is king.
  我们有一个原则&即毛利为王。
• A large operator explained to me why: shirts wear out rather faster than say, suits; and shirts can achieve an 80 per cent gross margin even if they are sold at only 30 or so.
  一家大型经营商向我解释了原因：衬衣的磨损率远高于西服；而且衬衣的毛利率可达到80%尽管它们的单价仅为30英镑左右。
• Monitor and control gross margin set by the management.
  监督和控制由管理层设定的毛利。