- Revenue is money earned by a business, or income received by the government from taxes. The government is always interested in dreaming up new sources of revenue, and so is the average head of a company unless she doesn't want to be the head anymore.
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- n. 财收；税收；收益
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1. tax revenue
税收；赋税收入
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2. fiscal revenue
财政收入
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3. The country diminished the revenue by reducing tax.
这个国家通过减税而使税收减少了。
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4. There are also concerns about Uber's revenues.
优步的营收也让人忧虑。
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5. Tariff provides the goverment with extra tax revenue.
关税给政府提供了额外的收入。
- revenue (n.) early 15c., "income from property or possessions," from Middle French revenue, in Old French, "a return," noun use of fem. past participle of revenir "come back" (10c.), from Latin revenire "return, come back," from re- "back" (see re-) + venire "to come," from a suffixed form of PIE root *gwa- "to go, come." Meaning "public income" is first recorded 1680s; revenue sharing popularized from 1971. Revenuer "U.S. Department of Revenue agent," the bane of Appalachian moonshiners, first attested 1880.
rev·enue AWL / ˈrevənjuː ; NAmE ˈrevənuː / noun [uncountable ] ( alsorevenues [plural ] ) the money that a government receives from taxes or that an organization, etc. receives from its business 财政收入；税收收入；收益 SYN receipts ◆ a shortfall in tax revenue 税收收入不足 ◆ a slump in oil revenues 石油收入的下跌 ◆ The company's annual revenues rose by 30%. 公司的年收入增加了 30%。 ☞ collocationsat business ☞see also Inland Revenue revenue revenues rev·enue / ˈrevənjuː ; NAmE ˈrevənuː /
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