Turnover | Mean of turnover in English Dictionary

/ˈtɚnˌoʊvɚ/

• Noun
• the amount of money that is received in sales by a store or company
1. an annual turnover of one million dollars
2. The company had an increase in turnover this quarter.
• the rate at which people leave a place, company, etc., and are replaced by others
1. The company has experienced a lot of turnover (of personnel) in the past year. [=a lot of people have left the company and been replaced by new employees]
2. The company has a high turnover rate.
3. The store has a high employee turnover.
• the rate at which the goods in a store are sold and replaced by other goods
1. a rapid turnover of inventory
2. We want to find ways to speed up inventory turnover.

• an occurrence in which the team that has the ball loses it to the other team because of an error or a minor violation of the rules
1. The team committed/had two turnovers in the first quarter.
2. He forced a turnover. [=he caused the other team to lose possession of the ball]
• a type of small pie that has one half of the crust folded over the other half and that is filled with fruit, meat, or a vegetable
1. an apple/chicken/potato turnover