stockturn
stockturn — 名詞
1. the rate at which a shop or business sells and replaces its stock during a set p
存貨周轉
一定期間內存貨賣出補回的速度
the rate at which a shop or business sells and replaces its stock during a set period, used to show how quickly goods move
The shop dropped slow-selling items to improve its stockturn this winter.
這家店今年冬天停售滯銷商品,好提高存貨周轉。
collocation: improve stockturn
After sales rose, Padma saw the stockturn climb above last year's level.
銷售上升後,Padma 看到存貨周轉升到高於去年的水準。
pattern: stockturn climb above [level]
A low stockturn warned Esteban that too many coats were still unsold.
偏低的存貨周轉讓 Esteban 看出還有太多外套沒賣掉。
Monthly stockturn helps the warehouse decide when to reorder popular soap.
每月存貨周轉能幫倉庫決定何時補進熱賣的肥皂。
Christopher checks stockturn by product before planning next season's budget.
Christopher 在規劃下一季預算前,會先查看各產品的存貨周轉。
- inventory turnover
the more common American accounting term for the same measure
- turnover rate
broader business phrase that can refer to staff or stock, so it is less exact
- sell-through rate
focuses on how much stock sells, not the full replace-and-repeat cycle
文法句型
high stockturn
low stockturn
improve stockturn
stockturn by product
用法筆記
Usually used in retail, warehouse, and buying talk, often with adjectives like high, low, fast, or slow. Inventory turnover is the more common American term for the same measurement.