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单词 stock
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stocknoun

uk/stɒk/us/stɑːk/

stock noun (SUPPLY)

C1 [ C or U ] a supply of something for use or sale:

It is now halfway through winter and food stocks are already low.
The local shop has a good stock of postcards and guidebooks.
Much of the city's housing stock (= the number of houses in the city) is over 100 years old.

B2 [ U ] the total amount of goods or the amount of a particular type of goods available in a shop:

This shop sells its old stock at very low prices.
We'll be getting our new stock in on Friday.
The new edition is in/out of stock (= available/not available) in major bookshops.

More examples

  • Shops are currently holding sales to clear their summer stock .
  • They're trying to get old stock off their hands by cutting prices.
  • They're selling off last year's stock at half price.
  • They've got several nice Bordeaux in stock.
  • It's my job to keep a check on stock levels.

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Giving, providing and supplying

  • accommodate
  • accord
  • administer
  • administration
  • assignment
  • award
  • dish
  • go round (somewhere)
  • hand sth around
  • hand sth back
  • hand sth in
  • hand sth out
  • invest
  • lay
  • spare
  • stake sb to sth
  • step
  • step forward
  • supplier
  • supply

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Products & producers

stock noun (MONEY)

[ U ] the amount of money that a company has through selling shares to people:

They own 20 percent of the company's stock.

[ C or U ] part of the ownership of a company that can be bought by members of the public:

Stock prices fell yesterday in heavy trading.
She buys and sells stocks and shares.

[ C or U ] UK money that people invest in the government, producing a fixed rate of interest:

government stock(s)

More examples

  • a stock trader
  • Stock prices are slowly rising.
  • How much of the company's stock do they own?
  • She owns a lot of stocks and shares.
  • His company have just announced a $1 billion stock buyback.

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Stock markets

  • arbitrage
  • bear
  • bourse
  • buy-in
  • cash out sth
  • dead cat bounce
  • dividend
  • Dow Jones
  • haircut
  • intangible asset
  • investment
  • mature
  • maturity
  • negotiable
  • portfolio
  • rogue trader
  • speculation
  • stockbroker
  • stockholder
  • trading

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Interest & capital

stock noun (LIQUID)

[ U ] a liquid used to add flavour to food, made by boiling meat or fish bones or vegetables in water:

vegetable/beef/chicken stock

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Sauces, dressings, dips & pickles

  • aioli
  • apple sauce
  • applesauce
  • arrowroot
  • aspic
  • custard powder
  • Dijon mustard
  • French dressing
  • garnish
  • gravy
  • mustard
  • pesto
  • piccalilli
  • pickle
  • purée
  • tahini
  • tartar sauce
  • tomato ketchup
  • topping
  • vinaigrette

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stock noun (ANIMALS)

[ U ] animals, such as cows or sheep, kept on a farm

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Cattle & similar animals

  • bison
  • bovine
  • buffalo
  • bull
  • bullock
  • calf
  • cattle
  • dairy
  • dogie
  • Friesian
  • heifer
  • Highland cow
  • jersey
  • livestock
  • longhorn
  • ox
  • ox-drawn
  • steer
  • water buffalo
  • yak

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stock noun (OPINION)

[ U ] formal the degree to which a person or organization is popular and respected:

At present, the prime minister's stock is high/low.

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Liked, or not liked, by many people

  • acquire
  • an acquired taste idiom
  • be in sb's good/bad books idiom
  • be the new rock and roll idiom
  • be welcome to idiom
  • cross
  • flavour of the month idiom
  • gain
  • golden boy/girl
  • killer app
  • lose
  • lose ground idiom
  • must-have
  • pack
  • sought after
  • top-rated
  • undesirable
  • unlovable
  • unpopular
  • viral

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stock noun (ORIGIN)

[ U ] formal the family or group that a person or animal comes from:

He's an American of Irish stock.
She's of peasant/noble stock.
Some of the animals will be kept as breeding stock.

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Family: ancestors & descendants

  • ancestor
  • ancestry
  • be in the/sb's blood idiom
  • blood
  • blood is thicker than water idiom
  • bloodline
  • descendant
  • descent
  • family tree
  • forbear
  • forebear
  • genealogist
  • genealogy
  • generation
  • heraldry
  • lineage
  • pedigree
  • run
  • successor

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stock noun (HANDLE)

[ C ] the support or handle of a tool, especially the part of a gun that rests against your shoulder

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Parts of guns

  • barrel
  • bore
  • business end
  • butt
  • clip
  • flint
  • gauge
  • hammer
  • holster
  • magazine
  • muffler
  • muzzle
  • ramrod
  • safety catch
  • sight
  • silencer
  • trigger
  • turret

stock noun (FRAME)

the stocks [ plural ]

in the past, a wooden frame that was fixed around someone's feet, hands, and sometimes head, so that they were forced to sit or stand for a long time in public as a punishment

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Middle Ages (medieval Period) 501-1500

  • alchemy
  • Anglo-Saxon
  • bestiary
  • chivalry
  • crusade
  • feudal
  • Gothic
  • Hegira
  • minstrel
  • moor
  • Moorish
  • Norman
  • pre-Columbian
  • serfdom
  • the dark ages
  • the Middle Ages
  • the Norman Conquest
  • troubadour
  • vassal
  • viscous

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Punishing by causing pain

stock noun (PLANT)

[ C ] a garden plant with small pleasant-smelling, brightly coloured flowers

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Flowers & flowering plants

  • anemone
  • antirrhinum
  • aster
  • aubretia
  • begonia
  • catkin
  • delphinium
  • dogwood
  • evening primrose
  • forget-me-not
  • forsythia
  • marigold
  • narcissus
  • nasturtium
  • oleander
  • orchid
  • water lily
  • wild flower
  • wisteria
  • woodbine

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Idiom(s)

put stock in sth
take stock

stockverb [ T ]

uk/stɒk/us/stɑːk/

C1 If a shop or factory stocks something, it keeps a supply of it:

Most supermarkets stock a wide range of wines.

to fill something such as a cupboard or shelves with food or goods:

He has a part-time job stocking shelves in the local supermarket.
I always stock up the fridge before my sister comes to stay.

More examples

  • His shop stocks any number of different kinds of pasta.
  • Our supermarket stocks apples in several different varieties.
  • We stock a wide range of domestic appliances, including fridges, freezers, and dishwashers.
  • We stock the full range of model railway accessories.
  • The larger shops are able to stock a wider selection of goods.

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Placing and positioning an object

  • -based
  • appose
  • bung
  • change sth around
  • consign
  • consign sb/sth to sth
  • fit
  • install
  • manoeuvre
  • perch
  • position
  • sandwich sb/sth between sb/sth
  • sandwich sth together
  • set sb down
  • set sth down
  • shelve
  • shove
  • stand
  • stuff
  • whack

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Phrasal verb(s)

stock up

stockadjective

uk/stɒk/us/stɑːk/

(of an idea, expression, or action) usual or typical, and used or done so many times that it is no longer original:

a stock phrase/response
"Don't worry - worse things happen at sea" is her stock expression for whenever anything goes wrong.

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Standard and routine

  • bog-standard
  • conformance
  • conformity
  • day-to-day
  • default
  • diet
  • given
  • institutionalize
  • orthodox
  • regular
  • regularize
  • round
  • routine
  • routinely
  • set
  • standard
  • staple
  • std
  • the daily round idiom

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Plain and ordinary

stocknoun

uk/stɒk/us

[ U ] COMMERCE the total amount of goods that a store or business has for sale:

They've got warehouses full of stock.
be in stock If an item is in stock, it can be supplied the next day.
have/keep sth in stock We can't keep enough high-end products in stock.
be out of stock If any part of your order is out of stock, we will notify you.
Most supermarkets don't have much back-room space to keep a lot of stock.

[ C or U ] PRODUCTION, COMMERCE, ACCOUNTING goods that a company owns, such as parts, materials, or finished products:

Companies will have to run down stocks before production can really pick up again.
We have reduced stock levels to reflect lower expectations of demand.
Firms should start preparing in January by deciding how much stock they'll need.

[ C or U ] PRODUCTION a supply of goods or materials:

Oklahoma provide up to 50% of the corn stock needed.
There is a shortage of housing stock.
Coffee prices rose ahead of an expected drop in stocks of beans.
World fish stocks are dangerously low.

[ C or U ] written abbreviation stk. STOCK MARKET, FINANCE part of the ownership of a company that people have as an investment in the form of shares:

In November, the company's stock hit $2 a share.
stock rises/falls The stock fell 15.5p below the flotation price.
invest in/buy/hold stock The plan would allow shareholders to buy stock at a 50% discount.
James cashed in his stocks and shares.
He received $1.9 million in stock.
She purchased three 1,000-share blocks of the stock.

[ C or U ] also government stock FINANCE, GOVERNMENT a type of low-risk investment sold by the government that produces a fixed rate of interest:

Dealers reported a flow of funds out of equities into government stock.
Her portfolio of shares and government stocks grew in value.

See also

active stock
advancing share
all-stock
authorized stock
average stock
barometer stock
bearer stock
Big Board stock
bonus stock
buffer stock
build-to-stock
capital stock
closing stock
common stock
Consolidated Stock
convertible loan stock
convertible stock
cyclical stock
dead stock
debenture stock
Exchequer stock
ex stock
gilt stocks
glamour stock
growth stock
housing stock
income stock
irredeemable stock
listed stock
loan stock
make-to-stock
new stock
opening stock
ordinary stock
participating preferred stock
partly-paid stock
penny stock
preferred stock
quoted stock
redeemable stock
registered stock
rolling stock
safety stock
sleeper stock
small stock
split stock
tap stock
tracking stock
trading stock
treasury stock
value stock
watered stock
when-issued stock
widow-and-orphan stock

stockverb [ T ]

uk/stɒk/usCOMMERCE

to keep a supply of a particular type of goods for sale:

Stores can't stock every size and cut and color.
He decides which movies will be stocked at the chain's 650 stores.

to provide a supply of something to a store or company:

There's so much demand that I can't keep the store stocked.
be well stocked (with sth) Manufacturers are well stocked with cheap coffee bought in advance of the quotas.

Phrasal verb(s)

stock up
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