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 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。
That will increase your profit margin and keep the shareholders satisfied.
这会增加贵公司的利润，让股东们满意。
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。
Apple was forced to cut prices sharply, reducing its profit margin.
苹果公司被迫大幅降低其产品价格，减少其利润。
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。
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。
The group had a net profit margin of 30% last year.
去年，这个集团的纯利润率为30%。
After-tax profit margin is the ratio of net income to net sale.
税后利润率指净收入与净销售之比。
Petrol stations are hard to find as the profit margin in selling petrol is low.
油站很难找到作为汽油销售利润率低。
Keen price competition during the transition to the quota-free era resulted in a slight drop in profit margin.
在市场逐步达至无配额的过渡时期，价格竞争变得比以往激烈，导致边际利润轻微下跌。