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Traducción de taking en Español:

taking

recaudación, n.

Pronunciación /ˈteɪkɪŋ/

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Britanico

  • 1takings plural

    Comercio recaudación femenino
    (at box office) taquilla femenino
    (at box office) entrada femenino
    to count the day's takings — hacer (la) caja
    • Industry takings rely on the sale of alcohol and the more they sell, the better their profits.
    • Retailers can examine the till takings in a branch across the city, without having to lay a cable out there.
    • At the end of the day he compares the tally of customers with the takings to ensure his profit margin.
    • Surveys of local businesses suggest takings have fallen slightly.
    • Together with gate receipts, bar takings and sponsorship. the books are just about balanced.
    • Not only did the money go, the takings of our flag day, but he took the only set of weights we had for training.
    • Thousands flocked to the three resorts last weekend and business takings were well up.
    • The venture has proved so popular that the business has doubled its takings every year.
    • Companies may operate as shops-within-shops and pay rent as a percentage of takings to the host store.
    • Hotels and guesthouses simply can't cope with the fall in takings now facing them.
    • The counterfeits were discovered when the shopkeepers tried paying their takings into the bank.
    • The club announced it was donating the entire evenings takings to the families of the missing firemen.
    • All takings from the gate will go to Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children in Crumlin.
    • Lizzy had done a gig the night before and Philip was divvying up the takings.
    • As a goodwill gesture Mr Smith said he would be contributing some of his days' takings to help pay back the stolen money.
    • As audiences dwindled, Apollo's pledge to keep the cinema open until a buyer could be found died with the box office takings.
    • Chicago has already won critical acclaim and attracted big box office takings in London and the United States.
    • Open the tills, count the takings at the end of the night and don't count the cost!
    • Meanwhile angry shopkeepers in Blackfen Road say takings are down by more than half.
    • He tells how the company's daily takings have reached a record £106,000 and we see him counting wads of cash.

adjetivo

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    atractivo
    gracioso