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I. stock [Am stɑk, Brit stɒk] N
1.1. stock (supply):
stock often pl
1.2. stock U (of shop, business):
stock
stock
stock
to have sth in stock
to take stock lit (make inventory)
to take stock of sb
to take stock of sth
to take stock of sth
2.1. stock FIN U:
stock (shares)
stock (shares)
common stock Am
Treasury stock Am (corporate)
to put or take stock in sth Am
attr stock certificate
attr stock certificate
stock dividend
stock rating
2.2. stock FIN:
2.3. stock FIN (reputation):
3. stock U (livestock):
stock
stock farmer
stock farming
stock farming
4. stock U (descent):
stock
stock
to come of good stock
5.1. stock C (stem):
stock (of tree)
stock (of vine)
stock (for grafting onto)
stock (for grafting onto)
5.2. stock C (for cuttings):
stock
6.1. stock C (of gun):
stock
6.2. stock C (of fishing rod, whip):
stock
7. stock U FOOD:
stock
chicken stock
8. stock C (plant, flower):
stock
9.1. stock <stocks, pl > (in shipbuilding):
stock
stock
9.2. stock <stocks, pl > HISTORY (for punishment):
10. stock Am THEAT:
stock U no art
stock attr play/company
II. stock [Am stɑk, Brit stɒk] VB trans
1. stock COMM:
stock
2. stock (fill):
stock store
stock store
stock larder
to stock (up) the freezer
to stock a lake with fish
III. stock [Am stɑk, Brit stɒk] ADJ attr
1. stock:
stock size
estándar adj inv
stock model
stock model
estándar adj inv
2. stock:
stock response/criticism
stock character/figure
a stock phrase
a stock phrase
stock market N
stock market
stock market
stock market crash
stock market crash
stock option N FIN
stock option
stock-still [Am ˈstɑk ˈstɪl, Brit stɒkˈstɪl] ADJ
stock-still
stock clearance N U
stock clearance
stock company N Am
1. stock company FIN:
stock company
2. stock company THEAT:
stock company
stock car N
1. stock car:
stock car MOTOR, SPORTS
2. stock car (for livestock):
stock car
stock control N U
stock control
stock cube N
stock cube
stock up VB [Am stɑk -, Brit stɒk -] (v + adv)
stock up
stock up
stock up COMM
stock up COMM
to stock up on/with sth we'd better stock up on coffee before it goes up
I. stock [stɒk, Am stɑ:k] N
1. stock (reserves):
stock
2. stock COMM, ECON:
stock
to have sth in stock
to be out of stock
to take stock
to take stock fig
3. stock (share) FIN:
stock
4. stock AGR, ZOOL:
stock
5. stock no pl (line of descent):
stock
stock ZOOL, BIOL
6. stock (popularity):
stock
7. stock (belief):
to put (no) stock by sth
II. stock [stɒk, Am stɑ:k] ADJ
stock model
stock response
III. stock [stɒk, Am stɑ:k] VB trans
1. stock (keep in supply):
stock goods
2. stock (supply goods to):
stock shop
3. stock (fill):
stock shelves
stock farmer N
stock farmer
ganadero(-a) m (f)
stock control N
stock control
stock price N Am
stock price
stock exchange N
stock exchange
stock market N
stock market
common stock N Am FIN
common stock
laughing stock N
laughing stock
growth stock N ECON
growth stock
stock company N Am
1. stock company FIN:
stock company
2. stock company THEAT:
stock company
I. stock [stak] N
1. stock (reserves):
stock
2. stock COMM, ECON:
stock
to have sth in stock
to be out of stock
to take stock
to take stock fig
3. stock (share) FIN:
stock
4. stock AGR, ZOOL:
stock
5. stock (line of descent):
stock
stock ZOOL, BIOL
6. stock (popularity):
stock
7. stock (belief):
to put (no) stock in sth
8. stock culin (broth):
stock
II. stock [stak] ADJ
stock model
stock response
III. stock [stak] VB trans
1. stock (keep in supply):
stock goods
2. stock (supply goods to):
stock shop
3. stock (fill):
stock shelves
stock dividend N
stock dividend
stock exchange N
stock exchange
common stock N FIN
common stock
growth stock N ECON
growth stock
joint stock N
joint stock
stock car N
1. stock car AUTO:
stock car
2. stock car RAIL:
stock car
stock market N
stock market
rolling stock N AUTO
rolling stock
joint-stock company N
Present
Istock
youstock
he/she/itstocks
westock
youstock
theystock
Past
Istocked
youstocked
he/she/itstocked
westocked
youstocked
theystocked
Present Perfect
Ihavestocked
youhavestocked
he/she/ithasstocked
wehavestocked
youhavestocked
theyhavestocked
Past Perfect
Ihadstocked
youhadstocked
he/she/ithadstocked
wehadstocked
youhadstocked
theyhadstocked
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Four varieties of carp were used to stock up fish dams.
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In addition, stores were open for longer hours to allow people to stock up on supplies.
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The goal of the game is to stock up on blood through the summer so that the mosquito will survive the winter ahead.
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Retail partners refuse to stock up in fear of getting stuck with unsold inventory.
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Then it's off to a thrift store to stock up for their holiday-themed runway outfits.
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