Noun:

வைத்துள்ள பொருள்களுக்கும், விற்ற பொருள்களுக்கும் உள்ள விகிதம்,

turnover's Usage Examples:

OyezStraker has grown to become the UK's largest independent contract stationer, with a turnover of £ 160 million.

In the early years of the 19th century there were colonies of English planters in many districts of Bengal, and it was calculated that the planters of North Behar alone had a turnover of a million sterling.

The total turnover of goods sold and "ordered" amounts to nearly 362 millions sterling annually.

The members numbered over 42,000 and the trade turnover for the year was £1,245,000.

OyezStraker has grown to become the UK 's largest independent contract stationer, with a turnover of £ 160 million.

Whether it be due to team turnover or wardrobe malfunction, one of the key components of almost any squad is uniformity of style with the NFL Pro Bowl Cheerleaders squad being the exception to that rule.

subsidiaryinclude details on principal subsidiaries, capital, accounts and dividends, turnover, pre-tax profit and earnings per share.

This go-ahead company now employs over 35 full-time staff and has a multimillion pound turnover.

Employe loyalty is defined in terms of turnover intentions and managers ' ratings of the employees ' loyal boosterism, a type of OCB.

Homemade turnover dough is stuffed with meat, cheese and your favorite sub toppings.

franchisee's business has a turnover of around £ 1.

He was reluctant to invest in a venture that has a slow turnover.

However, I was able to scrounge cups of (real !Unfortunately, qualities like tasteful and unique can also be accompanied by intimidating price tags, so you may want to scrounge for sale items during the seasonal turnovers.

Synonyms:

ratio, turnover rate, employee turnover,

Antonyms:

minority, minor, loud,