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1 ♦ earnings
♦ earnings /ˈɜ:nɪŋz/n. pl.1 (fin.) guadagni; profitti; utili; earnings per share, utili per azione; loss of earnings, mancati guadagni; perdita di reddito; gross earnings, entrate lorde; utile lordo2 entrate; stipendio (sing.); salario (sing.); reddito: take-home earnings, stipendio al netto delle imposte● (fin.) earnings before interest and tax ► EBIT □ (fin.) earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization ► EBITDA □ (fin.) earnings growth, crescita degli utili □ (fin.) earnings performance, redditività ( di un'azienda) □ earnings-related, rapportato al reddito; calcolato su base retributiva; agganciato alla dinamica salariale: earnings-related pension, pensione calcolata su base retributiva □ (fin.) earnings yield, rendimento azionario complessivo. -
2 ♦ profit
♦ profit /ˈprɒfɪt/n. [uc]1 profitto; beneficio; frutto; giovamento: to turn st. to profit, mettere qc. a profitto; trarre vantaggio da qc.2 (econ., fin., rag.) profitto; guadagno; utile; ricavo: pre-tax profits, utili ante imposte (o al lordo della tassazione); taxable profits, guadagni soggetti a tassazione; net profit, utile netto; gross profit, utile lordo; net profit, profitto netto; healthy profit, profitto consistente; at a profit, vantaggiosamente; ricavando un utile: We sold our farm at a profit, abbiamo guadagnato sulla vendita del podere; to make (o to turn) a profit, ricavare un utile, fare un guadagno; to yield profits, dare profitti; essere redditizio; to reap the profits of, raccogliere i frutti di● profit and loss account, conto profitti e perdite; conto economico □ profit-bearing = profit-making ► sotto (agg.) □ profit forecast, previsione degli utili □ profit graph, diagramma di redditività; profittogramma □ profit-making, (agg.) proficuo; lucrativo; ( di un'azienda) in attivo; (sost.) realizzo di profitti □ profit margin, (econ.) margine di profitto; (rag.) redditività netta delle vendite □ (econ.) profit push, spinta dei profitti □ profit seeking, ricerca del profitto □ profit-sharer, compartecipe agli utili; cointeressato □ profit-sharing, compartecipazione agli utili; interessenza, cointeressenza □ profit squeeze, riduzione degli utili □ ( Borsa) profit-taking, presa di beneficio; vendita di realizzo □ (fisc.) profit tax, imposta sui profitti (spec. di Borsa) □ non-profit (o not-for-profit), che non ha fini (o senza scopo) di lucro; non lucrativo; non profit; ONLUS.(to) profit /ˈprɒfɪt/A v. i.profittare (di); approfittare (di); trarre profitto (da): Many companies profited from slavery during the 18th century, nel Settecento molte aziende trassero profitto dalla schiavitù; We hope to profit from the recent economic recovery, speriamo di approfittare della ripresa economica recenteB v. t.giovare a (q.); esser di profitto a (q.); servire: What can it profit us?, di che profitto può esserci?; a che può giovarci?
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