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/stɔk/ * danh từ - kho dữ trữ, kho; hàng trong kho =stock in hand+ hàng hoá trong kho =in stock+ tồn kho, cất trong kho - (tài chính) vốn; cổ phân =bank stock+ vốn của một ngân hàng - (thực vật học) thân chính - (thực vật học) gốc ghép - để (đe) =stock of anvil+ đế đe - báng (súng), cán, chuôi - nguyên vật liệu =paper stock+ nguyên vật liệu để làm giấy - dòng dõi, thành phần xuất thân =to come of a good stock+ xuất thân từ thành phần tốt - đàn vật nuôi - (sinh vật học) thể quần tập, tập đoàn - (số nhiều) giàn tàu =on the stocks+ đang đóng, đang sửa (tàu) - (số nhiều) (sử học) cái cùm !lock, stock and barrel - (xem) lock !dead stock - (xem) dead !a stock argument - lý lẽ tủ !to have in stock - có sẵn !to take stock in - mua cổ phần của (công ty...) - chú trọng (cái gì), lưu tâm đến (cái gì) - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (thông tục) tin ở (cái gì) !to take stock of - kiểm kê hàng trong kho - (nghĩa bóng) nhận xét, đánh giá * ngoại động từ - cung cấp (hàng hoá cho một cửa hàng, súc vật cho một trang trại...) - tích trữ =we do not stock the outsizes+ chúng tôi không tích trữ loại ngoại cỡ - lắp báng vào (súng...), lắp cán vào, lắp chuôi vào - trồng cỏ (lên một mảnh đất) - (sử học) cùm * nội động từ - đâm chồi (cây) - ((thường) + up) để vào kho, cất vào kho)
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