loss; financial loss
Primarily used for monetary, asset, or profit loss in business, accounting, and economic contexts. Can also extend to other measurable losses.
The company posted a large loss this year.
Losses from the earthquake amount to several billion yen.
The company incurred a loss of one billion yen this term.
The investors suffered a huge loss.
A major loss occurred due to a system malfunction.
Sales of the new product made up for last year's loss.
We took early action and kept the loss to a minimum.
損失 is a general, formal word for any kind of loss, while 出血 sounds more visceral, suggesting a painful sacrifice or damage, whether financial or organizational.
損失 refers to a general financial or material loss, while 目減り specifically emphasizes a gradual, often unnoticed reduction in quantity or value over time.
損失 is the formal business term for a financial loss, while マイナス is the more casual, general word for a deficit or shortfall.
heat loss; thermal loss
net loss