revenues

英 [ˈrɛvɪnjuːz]

美 [ˈrɛvəˌnuz]

n.  财政收入; 税收收入; 收益
revenue的复数

柯林斯词典

• See also:...a boom year at the cinema, with record advertising revenue and the highest ticket sales since 1980...One study said the government would gain about $12 billion in tax revenues over five years.Inland Revenue

双语例句

• For Tencent, revenues from value-added services such as its virtual world and its games served as a buffer.
  对腾讯而言，来自虚拟世界和游戏的增值服务收入提供了缓冲。
• Outgoings and revenues balanced out
  收支相抵。
• Credit business will be worst hit, with revenues falling 60 per cent.
  信贷业务所遭受的打击最为沉重，其收入下降了60%。
• Then came the recession. Revenues dropped, but the straw to break the camel's back was the war.
  之后出现了经济衰退，财政收入下降，但致命的打击还是那场战争。
• That programme has already boosted revenues and earnings for many white goods and consumer electronics makers.
  “家电下乡”计划已经提振了许多白色家电和消费电子产品制造商的收入和利润。
• State and local government spending will suffer at tax revenues falter.
  联邦和本地政府开支将受累于税收的减少。
• Shrinking economies mean falling tax revenues and more government debt.
  经济收缩意味着税收的减少和政府债务的增加。
• In all business firms, revenues and expenses may be measured either on cash basis or accrual basis.
  所有企业的收入和费用可以按收付实现制或权责发生制计量人账。
• Governments will in any event be collecting revenues through carbon taxes and auctions of emissions permits.
  无论如何，各国政府都将从碳排放税和拍卖排放许可得到收入。
• The recession is eating away at their revenues.
  经济衰退正在消耗他们的财政收入。