stock

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las existencias

∗ noun

stock
[stɒk]
sustantivo
1reservas (f pl) (supply); existencias (f pl) (comercio)
  • the red ones are out of stock -> los rojos están agotados
  • the red ones are in stock -> nos quedan rojos en almacén
  • to take stock (sentido figurado) -> hacer balance
  • stock control (comercio) -> control (m) de existencias
  • stock list (comercio) -> inventario (m)
2ganado (m) (livestock)
3valor (m) (finanzas) (share); (capital (m) en) acciones (f pl) (total share value)
  • stocks and shares -> valores mpl
  • her stock is going up/down (sentido figurado) -> está ganando/perdiendo crédito
  • stock certificate -> título (m) de acción (Estados Unidos)
  • stock exchange -> bolsa (f) (de valores)
  • stock market -> mercado (m) de valores
  • stock options -> opciones (f pl) sobre acciones
4ascendencia (f) origen (m) (descent)
  • she's of German stock -> es de origen alemán
5culata (f) (of rifle)
también:
  • stocks -> picota (f) (for punishment)
6caldo (m) (in cooking)
  • stock cube -> pastilla (f) or cubito (m) de caldo (concentrado)
adjetivo
7tópico(a) (argument, excuse)
verbo transitivo
8tener (existencias de) (have in stock) (goods)
9surtir (supply) (shop)(with de), abastecer (with de)
  • the shop is well stocked -> la tienda está bien surtida

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stock [stok-mar-kit]
1Proveer, abastecer, surtir, llenar.
2Acumular, juntar, acopiar.
3Encepar, poner en un cepo.
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stock [stɒk]
noun
1 (Comm) existencias; (f)
quantity for sale
offer valid while stocks last oferta válida hasta que se agoten las existencias
he sold his father's entire stock of cloth vendió todas las existencias de telas que tenía su padre
stocks of unsold goods built up if demand is less than expected and the firm finds that stocks of unsold goods build up the shop has a large stock
to have sth in stockin tener algo en existencia
I'm not sure whether there are any coffee grinders [in] stock
check that your size is in stock compruebe que tengan su talla
to be out of stockout of estar agotado
camping-gas stoves are out of stock se han agotado las cocinillas de gas
we withdrew a quantity of stock from sale [surplus] stock sold at bargain prices
to take stocktake (make inventory) hacer el inventario; evaluar la situación
Give yourself time to take stock and make plans
to take stock of [+situation, prospects] evaluar; [+person] formarse una opinión sobre
they both stood there for a few seconds, taking stock of each other she'd been taking stock of her companions. There must have been about forty of them, all obviously nervous it was time to take stock of the situation it's time to take stock of who you are and where you are going
2 (supply) reserva; (f)
stocks of ammunition reservas de municiones
fish/coal stocks are lowlow las reservas de peces/carbón escasean
stocks of food were running low se estaban agotando las provisiones de alimentos
our stocks of matches are running low she kept her stock of vegetables in the cellar
to get in lay in a stock of sthget inorlay in abastecerse de algo
I always keep a stock of tinned foodkeep siempre estoy bien abastecido de latas de comida
I keep a stock of cassettes to [lay in] a stock of sth We must lay in a stock of wine before the price goes up in the budget he always has a stock of whisky, in case friends call round
housing
there has been a steep decline in fish stocks in the North Sea Britain's blood stocks dropped dangerously low the stock of accommodation available to rent
3 (selection) surtido; (m)
luckily he had a good stock of booksgood por suerte tenía un buen surtido de libros
we have a large stock of sportswearlarge tenemos un amplio surtido de ropa deportiva
a paperback, from the library's stock of trashy titles
4 (Teat)
stock of plays repertorio de obras; (m)
5 (Economics) (capital) capital social; (m) capital en acciones; (m)
They have more than tripled the value of their stock
 (shares) acciones; (f) (government securities) bonos del estado; (m)
Later in the year, stocks fell to almost exactly half their original value Heavy bidding for \oil company stocks\ may be just beginning xxx acciones de compañías petrolíferas xxxx
stocks and shares acciones; (f)
the buying and selling of stocks and shares
6 (status) prestigio; (m)
his stock has gone up risen (with the public)gone uporrisen ha ganado prestigio (entre el público)
this showed just how Mackay's stock had gone up in the business world/with business people
laughing
7 (Agr) (livestock) ganado; (m)
breeding stockbreeding ganado de cría
I am carefully selecting the breeding stock
8 (descent)
people of Mediterranean stock gentes de ascendencia mediterránea; (f)
The two groups sprang from common stock She was a mcneill, descended from Scots Highland stock
to be of peasant stock ser de ascendencia campesina
John XXIII, although of similar peasant stock and background, had very different ideas generations of peasant stock
to be come of good stockorgood ser de buena cepa
of good stock of good Castilian stock marsupials come from early mammal stock
9 (Cookery) caldo; (m)
make a thick stock of meat and vegetables
beef/chicken stockbeefchicken caldo de vaca/pollo
10 (Ferro) (also rolling stock) material rodante; (m)
11 (handle) (gen) mango; (m) [of gun, rifle] culata; (f)
The rifle had been cut down and fitted with a special stock.
12 (Bot)
12 (flower) alhelí; (m)
12 (stem, trunk) [of tree] tronco; (m) [of vine] cepa; (f) (source of cuttings) planta madre; (f) (plant grafted onto) patrón; (m)
13 stocks
13
the stocks (Hist) el cepo
13 (Náut) astillero; (m) grada de construcción; (f)
to be on the stockson [+ship] estar en vías de construcción; [+piece of work] estar en preparación
he has three plays on the stocks tiene tres obras entre manos
14 (tie) fular; (m)
verb:transitive
1 (sell) [+goods] vender
do you stock light bulbs? ¿vende usted bombillas?
we don't stock that brandbrand no vendemos esa marca
we stock a wide range of bicyclesrange tenemos un gran surtido de bicicletas
The shop stocks everything from cigarettes to recycled loo paper It's the only shop I know round here that stocks this brand Some stores still refuse to stock these items
2 (fill) [+shop] surtir; abastecer;with de; [+shelves] reponer; [+library] surtir; abastecer;with de; [+farm] abastecer;with con; [+freezer, cupboard] llenar;with de; [+lake, river] poblar;with de
they have stocked these studs with 800 horses
a well stocked shop/librarywell una tienda/biblioteca bien surtida
I worked stocking shelves in a grocery store buying and stocking a deep freeze is a major expense We stocked her little cupboard with biscuits and snacks
the lake is stocked with troutwith han poblado el lago de truchas
I had a lake dug that I could stock with fish
adjective
1 (Comm) [+goods, model] de serie; estándar
stock line línea estándar; (f) stock size tamaño estándar; (m)
she is not stock size
2 (standard, hackneyed) [+argument, joke, response] típico
"mind your own business" is her stock response to such questions —no es asunto tuyo, es la respuesta típica que da a esas preguntas
a stock phrasephrase una frase hecha
The "tyranny of capitalism" became a stock phrase among my Marxist friends There are so many about that they have become stock characters
3 (Teat) [+play] de repertorio
such stock characters of romance as the lovelorn swain ... was actually wringing her hands, like a stock character from bad melodrama
4 (Agr) (for breeding) de cría
stock mare yegua de cría; (f)
modifier
stock book (n) libro de almacén; (m) libro existencias; (m)
stock car (n) (US) (Ferro) vagón para el ganado; (m) (Aut) (Dep) stock-car; (m)
stock-car racing
stock certificate (n) certificado título de acciones; (m)or (m)
stock company (n) sociedad anónima; (f) sociedad de acciones; (f)
stock control (n) control de existencias; (m)
stock cube (n) (Cookery) pastilla cubito de caldo; (f)or (m)
stock dividend (n) dividendo en acciones; (m)
Stock Exchange (n) (Economics) Bolsa; (f)
to be on the Stock Exchange [+listed company] ser cotizado en bolsa
prices on the Stock Exchange Stock Exchange prices cotizaciones en bolsa; (f)
stock farm (n) granja para la cría de ganado; (f)
stock farmer (n) ganaderoaganadera;a ganadera (m) (f)
stock index (n) índice bursátil; (m)
The Nikkei Stock Index dropped to more than 1,000 points daily trading hours of stock index futures and options will also be shortened
stock list (n) (Economics) lista de valores y acciones; (f) (Comm) lista inventario de existencias; (f)or (m)
stock management (n) gestión de existencias; (f)
stock market (n) (Economics) bolsa; (f) mercado bursátil; (m)
stock market activity actividad bursátil; (f)
stock market closing report
stock option plan (n) plan que permite que los ejecutivos de una empresa compren acciones de la misma a un precio especial
stock raising (n) ganadería; (f)
joint

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Verb Conjugation for "stock"

Imperative
  • stock
  • you stock
  • he/she stocks
  • we stock
  • you stock
  • they stock
Preterite
  • I stocked
  • you stocked
  • he/she stocked
  • we stocked
  • you stocked
  • they stocked
Present Continuous
  • I am stocking
  • you are stocking
  • he/she is stocking
  • we are stocking
  • you are stocking
  • they are stocking
Present Perfect
  • I have stocked
  • you have stocked
  • he/she has stocked
  • we have stocked
  • you have stocked
  • they have stocked
Past Continuous
  • I was stocking
  • you were stocking
  • he/she was stocking
  • we were stocking
  • you were stocking
  • they were stocking
Past Perfect
  • I had stocked
  • you had stocked
  • he/she had stocked
  • we had stocked
  • you had stocked
  • they had stocked
Future
  • I will stock
  • you will stock
  • he/she will stock
  • we will stock
  • you will stock
  • they will stock
Future Perfect
  • I will have stocked
  • you will have stocked
  • he/she will have stocked
  • we will have stocked
  • you will have stocked
  • they will have stocked
Future Continuous
  • I will be stocking
  • you will be stocking
  • he/she will be stocking
  • we will be stocking
  • you will be stocking
  • they will be stocking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been stocking
  • you have been stocking
  • he/she has been stocking
  • we have been stocking
  • you have been stocking
  • they have been stocking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been stocking
  • you will have been stocking
  • he/she will have been stocking
  • we will have been stocking
  • you will have been stocking
  • they will have been stocking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been stocking
  • you had been stocking
  • he/she had been stocking
  • we had been stocking
  • you had been stocking
  • they had been stocking

stock [esˈtok]
sustantivo:masculino
stocks (plural) [esˈtok] stock; supply

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