No. 13,528 in German
brutto
"Brutto" means "gross" (i.e., before deductions such as taxes or costs).
In a sentence
Das Bruttogehalt beträgt 50.000 Euro im Jahr.
The gross salary amounts to 50,000 euros per year.
Here 'brutto' is used to describe a monetary amount before deductions such as taxes or social contributions.
Dieses Produkt wiegt brutto zwei Kilogramm.
This product has a gross weight of two kilograms.
In this example, 'brutto' refers to the total weight including packaging or other contents.
Die Firma hat einen Bruttoverlust von 10.000 Euro gemacht.
The company incurred a gross loss of 10,000 euros.
'Brutto' in this context is used to refer to the financial amount before accounting for the costs or adjustments.
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