Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
a rete corrente
English translation:
including new outlets
Added to glossary by
Gabriella Tindiglia
Mar 19, 2021 14:50
3 yrs ago
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Italian term
a rete corrente
Italian to English
Bus/Financial
Economics
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Riporto tutta la frase (si parla di una catena di ristoranti):
Sono quattro anni che il mercato perde il 2% e alla fine ha perso l’8% del suo valore. Non sarà facile nel 2015 superare la crisi: già il mese di gennaio ha toccato gli stessi livelli del passato. Una cosa del genere non si vedeva dal dopoguerra”.
…Nel 2014 siamo cresciuti del 2% a rete corrente; e poco meglio del mercato a rete omogenea.
Grazie per qualsiasi suggerimento.
Sono quattro anni che il mercato perde il 2% e alla fine ha perso l’8% del suo valore. Non sarà facile nel 2015 superare la crisi: già il mese di gennaio ha toccato gli stessi livelli del passato. Una cosa del genere non si vedeva dal dopoguerra”.
…Nel 2014 siamo cresciuti del 2% a rete corrente; e poco meglio del mercato a rete omogenea.
Grazie per qualsiasi suggerimento.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +2 | [See my suggestion for the whole thing] | philgoddard |
4 | new openings factored in | Daniel Frisano |
4 -1 | at the current rate | Andrew Bramhall |
References
Ecco la spiegazione! | Shilpa Baliga |
Proposed translations
+2
27 mins
Selected
[See my suggestion for the whole thing]
We achieved total growth, including new outlets, of 2 percent. Excluding new outlets, we slightly outpaced the market.
These two types of growth are known as organic and inorganic, and you could also use these terms in your translation. Organic growth is what you achieve by increasing your productivity; inorganic growth comes from opening new outlets or acquiring other businesses.
I find it odd that they don't give a figure for sales excluding new outlets, unless that appears elsewhere in the text.
These two types of growth are known as organic and inorganic, and you could also use these terms in your translation. Organic growth is what you achieve by increasing your productivity; inorganic growth comes from opening new outlets or acquiring other businesses.
I find it odd that they don't give a figure for sales excluding new outlets, unless that appears elsewhere in the text.
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Comment: "Thank you so much!"
-1
24 mins
at the current rate
"Over four years the market has declined/shrunk by 2% and lost 1.8% of its value; it won't be easy to overcome the crisis in 2015: even the figure for January has hit the same levels as before. Such a thing hasn't been seen since the immediate post-war years".
As this is about economic growth (and decline) I'd leave off the traditional meaning of ' network' for ' rete', and go with 'rate' as the meaning is obvious.
As this is about economic growth (and decline) I'd leave off the traditional meaning of ' network' for ' rete', and go with 'rate' as the meaning is obvious.
Peer comment(s):
disagree |
philgoddard
: No, "rete" doesn't mean "rate".//Yes.
3 mins
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Did you read my explanation?// So, " a rete corrente" you 'd translate as what, given this was the question asked?
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7 hrs
new openings factored in
Vuol dire che si tiene conto dei nuovi punti vendita aperti, quindi in un certo senso è un risultato un po' bugiardo perché sono cresciuti sì, però si è ampliata anche la rete.
Reference comments
11 mins
Reference:
Ecco la spiegazione!
Una crescita a rete corrente include le aperture dei punti di vendita nuovi.
Reference:
https://www.giuseppecaprotti.it/come-si-misurano-le-vendite-nella-grande-distribuzione-seguito/
Peer comments on this reference comment:
agree |
philgoddard
0 min
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agree |
Genny Becchi (X)
8 mins
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agree |
Andrew Bramhall
14 mins
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agree |
Edier Quintana
: Buona spiegazione! Ci voleva.
3 hrs
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