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🔑stockstock1 /stɑk / noun [countable, uncountable] - a supply of things that are available to be sold or used现货；存货；库存◆The new store has a large stock of DVDs.这家新商店备有大量的数字影碟。◆We'll have to order extra stock if we sell a lot more this week.如果这个星期销售量多很多，我们就得额外订货。◆farmers' stocks of grain and hay for the winter农夫为过冬储存的粮食和干草
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business商业) a share in a company that people can buy and sell; the value of a company's shares股份；股票；股本◆to invest in stocks and bonds投资股票和债券◆They own over $1 million worth of stock in a major oil company.他们在一家大型石油公司拥有价值 100 多万美元的股份。
- a liquid that you use to make soups, sauces, etc. It is made by boiling meat, bones, vegetables, etc. in water.高汤；原汤
 ●in stock / out of stockin / not in the supply of things that a store, etc. has available for sale有现货；脱销●take stock (of sth)to think about something very carefully before deciding what to do next（做决定前）认真思考，仔细评估◆Let's see how things go for a week or so and then take stock of the situation.我们用一星期左右的时间观察事情进展如何，然后再对形势做出评判吧。
stockstock2 /stɑk / verb [transitive] - (usually used about a store) to have a supply of something（通常指商店）有…存货◆They stock foods from all over the world.他们存有来自世界各地的食品。
- to provide something with a supply of something储备；储存◆a well-stocked bookstore储备充足的书店
 ●stock upto collect a large supply of something for future use储备；备足◆to stock up with food for the winter备足过冬的食物
stockstock3 /stɑk / adjective (only before a noun只用于名词前) (used for describing something that someone says) used so often that it does not have much meaning（某人的话）老一套的，陈腐的◆She just uses the same stock phrases over and over.她只是一遍又一遍地重复那些陈词滥调。 |