profit margin

英 [ˈprɒfɪt mɑːdʒɪn]

美 [ˈprɑːfɪt mɑːrdʒɪn]

n. 利润; 利润幅度; 毛利

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noun

利润；利润幅度；毛利
the difference between the cost of buying or producing sth and the price that it is sold for

N-COUNT 利润率；利润幅度
Aprofit marginis the difference between the selling price of a product and the cost of producing and marketing it.
1. The group had a net profit margin of 30% last year.
  去年，这个集团的纯利润率为30%。

noun

the ratio gross profits divided by net sales
Synonym:margin of profitgross margin

The lower the costs required generating a dollar of revenue, the higher the profit margin.
产生1元收入所要求的成本越低，利润边际就越高。
The operating profit margin is also expected to fall by four percentage points to 17-19 per cent.
预计运营利润率也会下滑4个百分点，至17%到19%。
We should consider our profit margin when setting our price structure.
我们在制定价格结构时应该考虑到边际利润率。
This was also due to a 1 percent higher profit margin and better asset turnover ratio.
这也是由于提高1%的利润边际和较好的资产周转率所致。
A net profit margin of at least 10 percent is considered good.
纯利润率值至少在10%，才被认为是好的。
The management should increase profit margin to lower various costs.
管理者需要提高率润的空间，降低各项成本。
Many vouchers are returned for cash, allowing touts and middlemen to make a healthy profit margin.
许多月饼券都被兑换成现金，这让券贩子和中间商赚取了不蜚的利润。
Achieve the sales target: achieve the confirmed sales aim in terms of quantity and sales profit margin.
完成销售目标：在数量和销售利润两方面达成已既定的销售目标。
The project is very profitable, with a profit margin as high as 100%.
这个项目的收益很高，基本上是对本利。
They pass on their cost of borrowing and add it to their profit margin
他们将借款成本转嫁，将其算到利润率里面。