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1 noun(a) (of goods) stock m;∎ stocks are low il y a peu de marchandises en stock;∎ while stocks last jusqu'à épuisement des stocks;∎ to be in stock être en stock;∎ to be out of stock être épuisé(e);∎ we're out of stock nous sommes en rupture de stockstock book livre m des inventaires; stock clearance liquidation f de stock;stock control gestion f ou contrôle m des stocks;stock control system système m de contrôle de stocks;stock in hand marchandises f pl en stock ou en magasin;stock holding distribution distribution f numérique;stock issued form bon m de sortie;stock level niveau m des stocks;stock outage rupture f de stock;stock received form bon d'entrée;stock sheet fiche f de stock;stock shortage manquant en stock;stock transfer cession f de parts;stock turnover mouvement m des stocks;stock turnover ratio coefficient m de rotation;stock valuation évaluation f des stocks∎ stocks and shares valeurs boursières ou mobilières, titresAmerican stock company société f anonyme par actions;stock dividend dividende m (en) action;the Stock Exchange la Bourse;stock exchange bourse f des valeurs;stock exchange committee chambre f syndicale des agents de change;Stock Exchange crash krach m boursier;Stock Exchange Daily Official List ≃ Bulletin de la Cote Officielle;stock exchange dealer opérateur(trice) m, f boursier(ère);stock exchange order ordre m de Bourse;stock exchange transaction transaction f ou opération f boursière;stock index indice de la Bourse;stock list cours m pl de la Bourse;the Stock Market la Bourse;stock market marché m boursier;stock market boom envolée f du marché boursier;stock market bubble bulle f boursière;stock market fluctuation mouvement m boursier;stock market forecast prévision f boursière;stock market investment placement m financier;stock market manipulation manœuvre f boursière;stock market price cours m de la Bourse;stock market report bulletin m des cours de la Bourse;stock market value valeur f en Bourse;stock option stock-option f, option f de titres;stock option plan plan m d'option sur titres;stock price level niveau m de cours des actions;stock purchase plan plan d'option sur titresthis shop is well stocked ce magasin est bien approvisionné(b) (have in stock) avoir en stock;∎ we don't stock that item any more nous ne vendons ou faisons plus cet article
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