“Turnover” in Japanese
Short answer
Turnover in Japanese is “ターンオーバー” (taan'oobaa). Full meaning: turnover (of possession); (metabolic) turnover; egg cooked on both sides, eggs over easy.
Other ways to say “Turnover” in Japanese
商い
akinai trade, business, trading, dealing; turnover, sales, takings
取引高
torihikidaka volume of business, turnover
売り上げ
uriage amount sold, sales, proceeds, takings, turnover
回転
kaiten rotation, revolution, turn, spin; working (e.g. of one's mind), function; turnover (of goods, funds, etc.), circulation, flow (of customers)
アキナイ
akinai trade, business, trading, dealing; turnover, sales, takings
あきない
akinai trade, business, trading, dealing; turnover, sales, takings
かいてん
kaiten rotation, revolution, turn, spin; working (e.g. of one's mind), function; turnover (of goods, funds, etc.), circulation, flow (of customers)
売上
uriage amount sold, sales, proceeds, takings, turnover
売上げ
uriage amount sold, sales, proceeds, takings, turnover
売り上
uriage amount sold, sales, proceeds, takings, turnover
廻転
kaiten rotation, revolution, turn, spin; working (e.g. of one's mind), function; turnover (of goods, funds, etc.), circulation, flow (of customers)
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