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noun1) (tart etc.)apple/apricot turnover — Apfel-/Aprikosentasche, die
* * *1) (the total value of sales in a business during a certain time: The firm had a turnover of $100,000 last year.) der Umsatz2) (the rate at which money or workers pass through a business.) die Umgruppierung* * *ˈturn·over[ˈtɜ:nˌəʊvəʳ, AM ˈtɜ:rnˌoʊvɚ]nstaff \turnover Personalwechsel mannual \turnover Jahresumsatz m\turnover of shares Aktienumschlag mstock \turnover Lagerumschlag mapple \turnover Apfeltasche f* * *['tɜːnəʊvə(r)]n(= total business) Umsatz m; (COMM, FIN of capital) Umlauf m; (COMM, of stock) (Lager)umschlag m; (of staff) Personalwechsel m, Fluktuation f* * *turnover s1. Umstürzen n, -werfen n2. POL Umschwung m, besonders (deutliche) Verschiebung der Wählerstimmen3. Ver-, Umwandlung f5. WIRTSCH Umsatz m:6. (Apfel- etc) Tasche f* * *noun1) (tart etc.)apple/apricot turnover — Apfel-/Aprikosentasche, die
3) (of staff) Fluktuation, die* * *(business) n.Umsatz -¨e m. -
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'turn·over [ʼtɜ:n ˌəʊvəʳ, Am ʼtɜ:rn ˌoʊvɚ] nstaff \turnover Personalwechsel mannual \turnover Jahresumsatz mapple \turnover Apfeltasche f -
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turnover 1. ACC Lagerumschlag m (inventory); 2. GEN Umsatz m, Volumen n; 3. PERS Fluktuation f (of staff); 4. STOCK Volumen n, Umsatz m
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