Vocab Bloom Hub

bottom line

/ˈbɒtəm laɪn/

Traduction: L'aspect le plus important ou fondamental d'une situation, d'un argument ou d'une discussion ; le résultat final ou l'essentiel, souvent utilisé en affaires pour désigner le bénéfice net ou la perte.

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/ˈbɒtəm laɪn/B2informalbusiness
  • frL'aspect le plus important ou fondamental d'une situation, d'un argument ou d'une discussion ; le résultat final ou l'essentiel, souvent utilisé en affaires pour désigner le bénéfice net ou la perte.

The most important or fundamental point of a situation, argument, or discussion; the final outcome or ultimate result, often used in business to refer to net profit or loss.

  1. Final result or conclusionB2informal

    The most important or fundamental point; the ultimate outcome or conclusion.

    frL'essentiel

    • The bottom line is that we need to increase sales.
    • After all the discussion, the bottom line remains the same.
    • The bottom line of the report was disappointing.
  2. Net profit or lossB2formal

    The final figure showing a company's profit or loss after all expenses have been deducted.

    frRésultat net

    • The company's bottom line improved by 15% this quarter.
    • Rising costs are hurting our bottom line.
    • The CEO is focused on improving the bottom line.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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