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stock

/ˈstɑːk/

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noun

plural stocks

the supply of goods available for sale in a store [noncount]

That camera is out of stock.

Do you have any more light bulbs in stock? [singular]

They carry a large/small stock of computer software.

a supply of something that is available for use [count]

We built up an ample stock of food before the storm.

She always seems to have a fresh stock of funny jokes. [noncount]

There was a decrease in available housing stock [=houses and apartment buildings] last year.

a share of the value of a company which can be bought, sold, or traded as an investment [count]

The value of his stocks has soared.

Most of her money is invested in stocks. [noncount]

Do you own any stock? - often used before another noun

stock prices

a stock certificate

[count] :the part of a gun that is held against your shoulder

the stock of a rifle

[noncount] :the country or group of people that a person comes from

He is of Irish stock. [=his family comes originally from Ireland]

[noncount] :farm animals (such as cattle) from which meat, wool and other products are obtained :livestock

[noncount] :liquid in which meat, fish, or vegetables have been cooked and then removed and which is used to make soups, sauces, etc.

The recipe calls for one cup of chicken/beef stock.

[noncount] US :confidence or faith in someone or something

He placed/put a lot of stock in her ability to get the job done. [=he had a lot of trust in her ability to get the job done]

I don't put much stock in the rumors. [=I don't think the rumors are believable; I doubt the rumors]

[noncount] - used to describe how popular or unpopular someone or something is at a particular time

The mayor's stock with voters is high/low right now. [=the mayor is popular/unpopular with voters right now]

stocks [plural] :a wooden frame with holes in it for a person's feet, hands, or head that was used in the past as a form of punishment

He was sent to the stocks.

lock, stock, and barrel

xem lock

take stock

to carefully think about something in order to make a decision about what to do next

We need to take stock and formulate a plan. - often + of

We should take stock of our finances.

verb

stocks; stocked; stocking

[+ obj] to have a supply of (something) in a store for sale

Our store stocks only the finest goods.

Do you stock this item?

to fill (something, such as a room or a building) with a supply of food, drinks, etc.

The bar is stocked with beer, wine and liquor.

a well-stocked kitchen

They stocked the shelves in the store with a variety of imported foods.

stock up

[phrasal verb]

to get a large quantity of something so that you will have it for later use

I need to head to the store to stock up. - often + on

We made sure to stock up on food before the storm hit.

adjective

always used before a noun

regularly used or included with something :standard

Here are the stock patterns you can choose from.

commonly used and not original or interesting

She gave a stock answer to the reporter's question.

a dull narrative with stock characters

usually available for sale in a store

That item is a stock model.

stock sizes

* Các từ tương tự:
stock car, stock company, stock cube, stock exchange, stock market, stock option, stockade, stockbroker, stocker