churn

UK
/tʃɜːn/
US
/tʃɜrn/

Translations

churnnoun
churns
pl
UK
/tʃɜːn/
US
/tʃɜrn/
baratteAppareil traditionnel pour baratter la crème ou le lait afin d’obtenir du beurre.
The farmer used an old-fashioned churn to make butter from the cream.
Le fermier a utilisé une baratte traditionnelle pour faire du beurre avec la crème.
attritionSens employé en marketing et en gestion de clientèle.
The company is trying to reduce customer churn by improving its service quality.
L’entreprise cherche à réduire l’attrition des clients en améliorant la qualité de son service.
bidon à laitRécipient pour le transport du lait.
The milkman collected the village's churn of fresh milk every morning.
Le laitier collectait chaque matin le bidon à lait du village.
Additional translations
agitationEmploi figuré, pour l’idée de remous ou de turbulence.
churnverb
churned
Past Simple
churned
Past Participle
churning
Gerund
UK
/tʃɜːn/
US
/tʃɝn/
entraîner une attritionSens technique en gestion du personnel ou de la clientèle.
The company needs to address the reasons why it churns so many employees each year.
L’entreprise doit s’attaquer aux raisons pour lesquelles elle entraîne une attrition si élevée chaque année.
brasserPour un mouvement intense ou agité.
The boat churned through the rough waters.
Le bateau brassait les eaux agitées.
se nouerPour une sensation de malaise, surtout à l’estomac.
Her stomach churned with anxiety before the presentation.
Son estomac se nouait d’anxiété avant la présentation.
baratterPour le lait ou la crème.
They used to churn the cream by hand to make butter.
Ils barattaient autrefois la crème à la main pour faire du beurre.
Additional translations
tourbillonnerSens figuré ou physique, avec agitation soutenue.
churnadjective
Used attributively in combinations like "churn rate" or "churn analysis".
d’attritionEmployé surtout en contexte commercial ou marketing.
The marketing team presented a plan to reduce churn costs.
L’équipe marketing a प्रस्तुतé un plan pour réduire les coûts d’attrition.

Definitions

churnnoun
A container or machine in which cream or milk is agitated to produce butter.
The farmer used an old-fashioned churn to make butter from the cream.
The rate at which customers stop subscribing to a service or product.
The company is trying to reduce customer churn by improving its service quality.
A state of agitation or turbulence.
The churn of the waves made it difficult for the boat to stay steady.
A large metal container used for transporting milk, especially to a dairy.
The milkman collected the village's churn of fresh milk every morning.
churnverb
To agitate or stir (milk or cream) in order to make butter.
They used to churn the cream by hand to make butter.
To move or cause to move about vigorously.
The boat churned through the rough waters.
To produce excessive or rapid turnover of something, such as customers or employees.
The company needs to address the reasons why it churns so many employees each year.
To experience a feeling of agitation or upset.
Her stomach churned with anxiety before the presentation.
churnadjective
Relating to or characteristic of customer attrition or turnover.
The marketing team presented a plan to reduce churn costs.