Nov 7, 2008 15:18
15 yrs ago
French term

A surface comparable

French to English Bus/Financial Business/Commerce (general)
From a clothing brand trying to get customers back into the stores despite the financial crisis...

Nous constatons une progression de + 8.3% du nombre de tickets au global international (à magasin comparable) sur le mois d'octobre.
Même si l'impact sur le chiffre d'affaires n'est pas encore au rendez-vous (- 2% à surface comparable sur oct), l'évolution du trafic en magasin indique quant à elle que de plus en plus de nos clientes entrent à nouveau dans nos magasins et transforment leur visite par un achat.
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Proposed translations

+2
12 mins
Selected

same-store sales

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Peer comment(s):

agree tonyran
10 mins
Thanks!
agree Anthony Lines (X)
34 mins
Thanks!
agree kashew
2 hrs
Thanks!
disagree Yasdnil1 : it says comparable, not same
23 hrs
It doesn't always work literally. It means growth in the stores owned by the company in the past year (excluding newly built or acquired stores since then)
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13 mins

comparable floor area

ie, they've achieved the sales figures from a floor area that is 2% smaller than the previous one...

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Note added at 17 mins (2008-11-07 15:35:15 GMT)
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Sorry, having just re-read the question I think I've got this wrong - I think it means the sales figures are 2% less at comparable/same floor area. I think Christina's "same store sales" is correct, but I prefer more 'natural' English. (I'm a keen supporter of the 'natural English' campaign in legal & regulatory language :-))
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+1
17 mins

With comparable floor-space

They clearly measure the sales by the items per sq.metre allocated to their brand. The usual English term would floor-space.

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Note added at 23 mins (2008-11-07 15:41:36 GMT)
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Addition. If the product is something that is usually presented on shelves, suh as shirts, then it might be better to use shelf-space.
Peer comment(s):

neutral kashew : You may be right there: but just TYPE of shop e.g. "grand/"petit" surface" is what I suspect
2 hrs
agree Yasdnil1
23 hrs
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