| 词汇 | stock |
| 释义 | stock noun uk /stɒk/ us /stɑːk/ stocknoun (SUPPLY)C1[ C or U ] a supply of something for use or sale: 储备物;供应物;存货 It is now halfway through winter and food stocks are already low.现在冬天刚刚过半，但食物的储备已经不足了。 stock ofThe local shop has a good stock of postcards and guidebooks.本地商店备有大量明信片和旅游指南。 Much of the city's housing stock (= the number of houses in the city) is over 100 years old.城市中许多住房都有100多年的历史了。 B2[ U ] the total amount of goods or the amount of a particular type of goods available in a shop: （商店的）库存，存货 This shop sells its old stock at very low prices.这家商店以极低的价格出售以前的存货。 stock inWe'll be getting our new stock in on Friday.我们将于周五到新货。 in/out of stockThe new edition is in/out of stock (= available/not available) in major bookshops.新版在各大书店都有售／脱销了。 able to be used or had availableHand sanitiser is available at every ward entrance. on handThe emergency services were on hand. come inThese shorts come in red, yellow, or blue. in printThe book is still in print after 65 years. in stockDo you have this blender in stock, or do I need to order it? 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.他们正以半价抛售去年的存货。 They've got several nice Bordeaux in stock.他们存有好几瓶上好的波尔多葡萄酒。 It's my job to keep a check on stock levels.随时检查库存量是我的工作。 Giving, providing and supplying accommodate accommodate someone with something administer administration afford arm someone with something be good for somethingidiom hand something around hand something back hand something down hand something in outfit provision put something on re-equip re-equipment reassign reassignment render tender You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Products & producers stocknoun (MONEY)[ U ] the amount of money that a company has through selling shares to people: 股本，资本 They own 20 percent of the company's stock.他们拥有公司20%的股份。 [ C or U ] part of the ownership of a company that can be bought by members of the public: 股份;股票 stock priceStock prices fell yesterday in heavy trading.股价昨日放量下跌。 stocks and sharesShe buys and sells stocks and shares.她买卖股票。 [ C or U ]UK money that people invest in the government, producing a fixed rate of interest: 债券，公债 government stock(s)政府债券 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.他的公司刚刚宣布回购了10亿美元的股票。 Stock markets algo anti-city anti-dilution anti-speculation anti-speculative arbitrageur asset-stripping broker capital investment carpetbagger equity gilt grubstake head fake hedging ICO inconvertible rentier stockbroker belt tender You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Interest & capital stocknoun (LIQUID)[ U ] a liquid used to add flavour to food, made by boiling meat or fish bones or vegetables in water: 高汤，原汤 vegetable/beef/chicken stock菜／牛肉／鸡汤 /GettyImages Sauces, dressings, dips & pickles aioli aji Alfredo apple sauce arrowroot custard custard powder dashi deglaze demi-glace mint sauce mirin miso molasses Mornay salsa sambal scalloped secret sauce shoyu stocknoun (ANIMALS)[ U ] animals, such as cows or sheep, kept on a farm家畜，牲畜 Cattle & similar animals Aberdeen Angus Africander Alderney Angus Ankole cattle Charbray Charolais Chianina Corriente Holstein-Friesian Irish Moiled jersey Kerry Kobe Randall Lineback Red Angus Red Poll Sahiwal Salers stocknoun (OPINION)[ U ]formal the degree to which a person or organization is popular and respected: 名声，声望;声誉 stock is high/lowAt present, the prime minister's stock is high/low.目前，首相的声望很高／低。 Liked, or not liked, by many people acquire an acquired tasteidiom anti-popular be the new rock and rollidiom be welcome toidiom cult golden boy golden girl golden oldie high-traffic in someone's bad booksidiom limb popularization popularize popularly repopularize resurge rock and roll virally well thought of stocknoun (ORIGIN)[ U ]formal the family or group that a person or animal comes from: （人的）祖先，血统，家族，世系;（动物的）种，原种 of Irish, American, etc. stockHe's an American of Irish stock.他是个爱尔兰血统的美国人。 of peasant, noble, etc. stockShe's of peasant/noble stock.她的祖先是农民／贵族。 Some of the animals will be kept as breeding stock.一些牲畜将留作种畜。 Family: ancestors & descendants ancestor ancestral ancestry be in the/someone's bloodidiom blood is thicker than wateridiom descent distaff family tree forbear forebear genealogist genealogy generationally heraldic heraldically pedigree progenitor run in the familyidiom sandwich generation successor stocknoun (HANDLE)[ C ] the support or handle of a tool, especially the part of a gun that rests against your shoulder（工具的）柄；（尤指）枪托 Parts of guns banana clip barrel bore bump stock business end butt clip gauge hammer holster muffler muzzle plier ramrod safety catch scope silencer spotting scope trigger turret stocknoun (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: 手枷，足枷，头枷（欧洲中世纪的刑具） Punishments ranged from an hour in the stocks to a public whipping. stocknoun (PLANT)[ C ] a garden plant with small pleasant-smelling, brightly coloured flowers紫罗兰 MARIA MOSOLOVA/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/ Science Photo Library/GettyImages Flowers & flowering plants aconite adam-and-eve aeonium African daisy agapanthus edelweiss eglantine elderflower elephant ear erythronium locoweed loosestrife lords-and-ladies lotus love-in-a-mist sea pink sedum sego lily self-heal senecio Idiomsput stock in something take stock stock verb[ T ] uk /stɒk/ us /stɑːk/ C1 If a shop or factory stocks something, it keeps a supply of it: （商店或工厂）储备，贮存 Most supermarkets stock a wide range of wines.大多数超级市场备有许多种类的葡萄酒。 to fill something such as a cupboard or shelves with food or goods: 为…备货;把…填满 He has a part-time job stocking shelves in the local supermarket.他有一份兼职工作，在当地超市摆货架。 stock something upI always stock up the fridge before my sister comes to stay.我总是在妹妹来住前将冰箱备满食物。 His shop stocks any number of different kinds of pasta. Our supermarket stocks apples in several different varieties.我们超市有几个不同品种的苹果。 We stock a wide range of domestic appliances, including fridges, freezers, and dishwashers.我们提供多种家用电器，包括冰箱、冰柜和洗碗机。 We stock the full range of model railway accessories.我们备有铁路模型玩具的全套零配件。 The larger shops are able to stock a wider selection of goods. Placing and positioning an object -based appose around change something around circle consign gone install lie pile (something) up plant redeposit reinstall reinstallation relocate reorientate stick superimpose transpose transposition Phrasal verbstock up stock adjective[ before noun ] uk /stɒk/ us /stɑːk/ stockadjective[before noun] (NOT SPECIAL)(of an idea, expression, or action) usual or typical, and used or done so many times that it is no longer original: （想法、表达方式或行动）老一套的，陈腐的，一成不变的 a stock phrase/response常用的字眼／老一套的回答 "Don't worry - worse things happen at sea" is her stock expression for whenever anything goes wrong.“别担心——若不这样可能会更糟呢，”这是每次出事时她一贯会说的话。 Synonyms banal hackneyeddisapproving stereotypical threadbare(WEAK) timeworn tired(NOT INTERESTING)disapproving tritedisapproving (of photographs) supplied by a company or organization for people to use themselves, without having to do their own photography: The article was accompanied by two stock photographs. Today, stock images can be found in searchable online databases. (of a product) available for people to buy in a shop and not needing to be ordered: Our delivery times on stock items is 2-3 days. "Personal tailoring" usually means that alterations are made to stock sizes after your measurements are taken. Standard and routine average average Joe bog-standard conformance conformity conventionalized diet given institutionalize mainline quotidian regular regularity regularization regularize round the/your average bearidiom unchallenging unextraordinary unspectacular You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Plain and ordinary Photography Products & producers stockadjective[before noun] (ANIMALS)(of an animal) used for moving other animals such as cows and sheep from one place to another: Billy was a great stock dog. Ranchers use stock horses to herd animals, or guide them from place to place. Animal farming - general words animal husbandry aquaculture aquaponics bedding beekeeping drove grazing hand-rear hand-reared heeler herd paddock semi-domestication shear shearing sheep shearing sheepdog shepherd slaughter slaughterhouse stock | American Dictionarystock noun us/stɑk/ stocknoun (SUPPLY)[ C/U ] a supply of something for use or sale: [ C ]New regulations should preserve stocks of haddock and other fish. [ U ]The company won’t let you return unsold stock. [ C/U ] Stock is also the total amount of goods or the amount of a particular type of goods available in a store: [ U ]New Video has 4000 titles in stock. [ U ]That CD is out of stock. stocknoun (INVESTMENT)[ C/U ] social studies a part of the ownership of a company that people buy as an investment: [ C ]There is more risk with stocks than with bonds. [ U ]Stock prices fell this week. stocknoun (FLAVORED LIQUID)[ U ] a liquid made by boiling vegetables or the bones from meat or fish in water which is used to add flavor to soups and other food: vegetable/beef/chicken stock stocknoun (ORIGIN)[ U ] the family, country, or group from which a person comes: He’s an American of Irish stock. stocknoun (GUN PART)[ C ] the part of a rifle (= long gun) that rests against the shoulder stock verb[ T ] us/stɑk/ to keep a supply of something for use or sale: They stock all sorts of gifts for travelers. Idiomstock up (on something) stock adjective[ not gradable ] us/stɑk/ stockadjective[not gradable] (USUAL)(of an idea, expression, or action) usual or typical: a stock phrase/response stock plural noun us/stɑk/ stockplural noun (ANIMALS)short form oflivestock (= animals, such as cows or sheep, kept on a farm) stock | Business Englishstock noun 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 stockIf an item is in stock, it can be supplied the next day. have/keep sth in stockWe can't keep enough high-end products in stock. be out of stockIf 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 ] STOCK MARKET, FINANCE (written abbreviationstk.) 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/fallsThe stock fell 15.5p below the flotation price. invest in/buy/hold stockThe 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 ] FINANCE, GOVERNMENT ( alsogovernment stock) 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 alsoactive 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 stock verb[ T ] COMMERCEuk /stɒk/us 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 verbstock up |
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