stock

stock
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noun
1 available supply of sth
ADJECTIVE
▪ good, high, huge, large
▪ low
▪ adequate
▪ declining, dwindling, falling
▪

declining fish stocks in the oceans

▪ surplus
▪ buffer, reserve
▪

A buffer stock of grain was held in case of emergency shortages.

▪ fresh, new
▪ old
▪ existing
▪ breeding, fish, food, oil, etc.
▪ film
▪ housing (esp. BrE)
▪

The housing stock is no longer large enough for the population.

▪ capital, money
▪ rolling (BrE)
▪

The rail company is investing in new rolling stock.

VERB + STOCK
▪ carry, have, hold, keep
▪

The big supermarkets carry huge stocks of most goods.

▪ add to, increase
▪ get rid of, reduce
▪

They're getting rid of their old stock.

▪ maintain, protect
▪

laws to protect fish stocks

▪ replace, replenish
STOCK + VERB
▪ be up, increase
▪ be down, decline, dwindle, run low
▪

Stocks of coal are running dangerously low.

▪ last
▪

The offer is only available while stocks last.

STOCK + NOUN
▪ room (usually stockroom)
▪ levels
▪ control (esp. BrE)
PREPOSITION
▪ from stock
▪

We can supply the table from stock.

▪ in stock
▪

Do you have futon beds in stock or will I have to order one?

▪ out of stock
▪

Red tights are out of stock.

2 (esp. AmE) share in a company ⇨ See also ↑share
ADJECTIVE
▪ company
▪ growth
▪ domestic, foreign
▪ common, dividend-paying, preferred, restricted
▪ traded
▪

publicly traded stock

▪ energy, financial, gold, high-tech, Internet, technology, etc.
▪ tracking
VERB + STOCK
▪ acquire, buy, invest in, purchase
▪ cash in, dispose of, sell
▪ deal in, trade
▪ have, hold, own
▪ issue
▪ value
▪

The stocks were valued at $100 000.

STOCK + VERB
▪ be down, be up
▪ drop, fall, go down, plummet, plunge, sink
▪ go up, rally, rise, soar
▪ hit sth, reach sth
▪

The company's stock hit an all-time high of $94.66.

STOCK + NOUN
▪ exchange, market
▪ price
▪ fund
▪ index
▪ option
PREPOSITION
▪ in stocks
▪

She has about $30 000 in stocks.

PHRASES
▪ investment in stocks
▪ stocks and bonds (AmE), stocks and shares (BrE)
▪ the price of the stocks, the value of the stocks
▪

The total value of the stocks was over $3 million.

3 liquid used for making soups, sauces, etc.
ADJECTIVE
▪ beef, chicken, fish, vegetable, etc.
VERB + STOCK
▪ make
▪ dilute, reduce
▪ flavour/flavor
▪

You can flavour/flavor the stock with bay leaves.

STOCK + NOUN
▪ cube
PREPOSITION
▪ in a/the stock
▪

Poach the fish in the stock.

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verb be stocked
ADVERB
▪ plentifully, well
▪ fully, properly
PREPOSITION
▪ with
▪

gift shops stocked with cheap souvenirs

Stock is used with these nouns as the object: ↑freezer, ↑fridge, ↑inventory, ↑larder, ↑merchandise, ↑pond, ↑range, ↑refrigerator, ↑shelf
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adj.
Stock is used with these nouns: ↑car, ↑company, ↑photography, ↑phrase

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