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ESLPod_1291_WE_2251 Types of Metal In this podcast, the verb "to stock" means to fill something with supplies, or to provide the items that are needed for full inventory: "Camping stores need to stock firewood, flashlights, and knives." The phrase "to stock up" means to buy a lot of something so that one can use it in the future: "We often stock up on toilet paper and toothpaste when it goes on sale." The phrase "to take stock of (something)" means to assess a situation or to think carefully about what has happened in order to plan one's next action: "The executives need to take stock of the situation before deciding whether the company should continue its expansion." Finally, in finance, a "stock" is a share in a company: "They've invested in stocks and bonds."

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ESLPod 1291 to stock Daily Life

Id	ESLPod_1291_WE_2251
Episode Id	ESLPod 1291
Episode Title	Types of Metal
Phrase	to stock
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to stock" means to fill something with supplies, or to provide the items that are needed for full inventory: "Camping stores need to stock firewood, flashlights, and knives." The phrase "to stock up" means to buy a lot of something so that one can use it in the future: "We often stock up on toilet paper and toothpaste when it goes on sale." The phrase "to take stock of (something)" means to assess a situation or to think carefully about what has happened in order to plan one's next action: "The executives need to take stock of the situation before deciding whether the company should continue its expansion." Finally, in finance, a "stock" is a share in a company: "They've invested in stocks and bonds."
Topics	Daily Life

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