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revenue

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈrɛvənuː/ · UK /ˈrevənjuː/

revenue means: Money a business receives from sales, or a government receives from taxes.

noun

BUSINESS TAX INCOMEB2

Money a business receives from sales, or a government receives from taxes.

  • The company’s revenue increased this year.
  • Higher taxes could bring in more government revenue.
  • How much revenue does the shop receive each month?

How to use it: revenue from something (Revenue from ticket sales covered the costs.)

Similar words: income, receipts

Common phrases: tax revenue, annual revenue, generate revenue, revenue from sales

TOTAL INCOMEB2

All the money received from a particular source.

  • Total revenue reached ten thousand euros.
  • Most of our revenue comes from membership fees.
  • They calculated the monthly revenue from each property.

How to use it: revenue from something (The website’s revenue from subscriptions has doubled.)

Similar words: income, receipts

Common phrases: total revenue, monthly revenue, revenue from something

INVESTMENT INCOMEC1

Money earned from money or property that you have invested.

  • The investment produces regular revenue.
  • Revenue from the fund fell last year.
  • She uses her investment revenue to support her family.

How to use it: revenue from something (Revenue from her investments pays for her holidays.)

Similar words: income, return, yield

Common phrases: investment revenue, revenue from investments, annual revenue

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