stock

🇺🇸 /stɑːk/ 🇬🇧 /stɒk/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-B2
noun
B2

Items kept for sale in a store.

The store's stock of electronics is vast.

B2

A supply of something ready for use.

We need to replenish our food stock.

R

The total shares of a company that have been issued.

The company's stock price soared.

R

A share in a company that an individual owns.

She owns several stocks in the tech industry.

R

A financial instrument issued by a government.

Investing in government stock can be profitable.

R

Animals raised on a farm for products like meat or wool.

The farmer manages his breeding stock carefully.

R

Related to family lineage or ancestry.

She comes from a stock of scholars.

R

A liquid made by simmering ingredients for flavor.

The soup base is a vegetable stock.

R

A device used historically to punish wrongdoers.

R

The level of esteem or regard for someone.

His stock has risen after the successful project.

R

The part of a gun that you hold against your shoulder.

R

A fragrant plant with colorful flowers.

R

A theater company that performs various plays.

verb
R

To maintain a supply of goods for sale.

The store stocks a variety of toys.

R

To fill with a supply of something.

The lake is well stocked with fish.

adjective
R

Commonly used but lacking originality.

He used a stock phrase in his speech.

R

Usually found in stores for sale.

These shoes come in stock sizes.

translation

n. Items kept for sale in a store.; A supply of something ready for use.; The total shares of a company that have been issued.; A share in a company that an individual owns.; A financial instrument issued by a government.; Animals raised on a farm for products like meat or wool.; Related to family lineage or ancestry.; A liquid made by simmering ingredients for flavor.; A device used historically to punish wrongdoers.; The level of esteem or regard for someone.; The part of a gun that you hold against your shoulder.; A fragrant plant with colorful flowers.; A theater company that performs various plays.
v. To maintain a supply of goods for sale.; To fill with a supply of something.
adj. Commonly used but lacking originality.; Usually found in stores for sale.

Word Forms

3rd Present stocks
Past stocked
Perfect stocked
Progressive stocking
Plural stocks