takings

英 [ˈteɪkɪŋz]

美 [ˈteɪkɪŋz]

n. (某一时期的)进账，票房收入

牛津词典

noun

（某一时期的）进账，票房收入
the amount of money that a shop/store, theatre, etc. receives from selling goods or tickets over a particular period of time
1. The box office takings are up on last week.
  票房收入较上星期有所增长。

N-PLURAL (企业一定时期的)销售额，收入
You can usetakingsto refer to the amount of money that a business such as a shop or a cinema gets from selling its goods or tickets during a particular period.
1. The pub said that their takings were fifteen to twenty thousand pounds a week.
  这家酒馆说，它一周的营业额在 1.5 万到 2 万英镑之间。

noun

the income or profit arising from such transactions as the sale of land or other property
1. the average return was about 5%
Synonym:returnissuetakeproceedsyieldpayoff

Our takings are down this week.
我们本周的营业额有所下滑。
A cashier ran away with the day's takings.
出纳员偷走了当天的进款。
The takings at the football stadium has fallen off.
足球运动场的收入减少了。
In these circumstances, we think it would not accord with sound process to insist that Lucas pursue the late-created "special permit" procedure before his takings claim can be considered ripe.
既然如此，我们认为，要求卢卡斯在“征用”请求被认为成熟之前，继续进行后来创造的“特别许可证”程序可能并不符合合理的程序。
The box office takings are up on last week.
票房收入较上星期有所增长。
The FIFA World Cup has been blamed for a multitude of sins, but banks say draining Macau's casino takings is not one of them.
世界杯被指有无数宗罪，但银行从业人士表示，抢走澳门赌场的收入并不在其列。
Our takings were down this week because the weather was so bad.
由于天气很糟糕，我们这星期的收入下降了。
The manager said that takings were as high as ever.
经理说营业收入还像过去那样高。
The takings haven't been totalled yet.
总营业额还未算出。
Generally speaking, taxation is not subject to the takings clause in the Constitution.
宪法上的征收规范一般不拘束征税。