stock-in-trade

Word family nounstockerstockiststockbreederstockbreedingstockbrokerstockbrokingstock carstock companystock cubestock exchangestockholderstockhorsestock-in-tradestockjobberstockjobberystockjobbingstockliststocklockstockmanstock marketstockpilestockpilingstockpotstockroomstocktakestocktakingstockyardstockadjectivestocklessstockpunishtstock-still

ˌstock-in-ˈtrade noun [uncountableU]

1 TYPICALsomething that is typical of a particular person or thing, especially what they say or do 惯用言辞；惯有行为；惯用手段[伎俩]

Stewart’s stock-in-trade was the face-to-face interview.

斯图尔特的习惯做法是面对面的采访。

2 literaryEQUIPMENT the things you need to do your job 职业所需的事物

Vanessa’s looks have been her stock-in-trade as an actress.

瓦妮莎的相貌是她当演员的本钱。

Examples from the Corpus

stock-in-trade• Teaching through stimulation and enjoyment should be our stock-in-trade.• Information is our stock-in-trade, and we should see ourselves as custodians, users, and disseminators of information.• Rituals of transgression, sensationalist violation and titillating naughtiness became the stock-in-trade of popular news reporting in the late nineteenth century.

From Longman Business Dictionary

stock-in-tradeˌstock-in-ˈtrade noun [uncountableU]

1 (also trading stock)ACCOUNTING all the goods that a company has to sell, as well as the raw materials that it uses to produce these

When you start up a business, you need sufficient funds to purchase your stock-in-trade.

2words or behaviour that are typical of someone

politicians whose stock-in-trade is economic populism

3COMMERCEa business’s normal activity

After he finished his apprenticeship, kitchens became a part of his stock-in-trade.

单词	stock-in-trade
释义	stock-in-trade Word family nounstockerstockiststockbreederstockbreedingstockbrokerstockbrokingstock carstock companystock cubestock exchangestockholderstockhorsestock-in-tradestockjobberstockjobberystockjobbingstockliststocklockstockmanstock marketstockpilestockpilingstockpotstockroomstocktakestocktakingstockyardstockadjectivestocklessstockpunishtstock-still ˌstock-in-ˈtrade noun [uncountableU] 1 TYPICALsomething that is typical of a particular person or thing, especially what they say or do 惯用言辞；惯有行为；惯用手段[伎俩] Stewart’s stock-in-trade was the face-to-face interview. 斯图尔特的习惯做法是面对面的采访。 2 literaryEQUIPMENT the things you need to do your job 职业所需的事物 Vanessa’s looks have been her stock-in-trade as an actress. 瓦妮莎的相貌是她当演员的本钱。 Examples from the Corpus stock-in-trade• Teaching through stimulation and enjoyment should be our stock-in-trade.• Information is our stock-in-trade, and we should see ourselves as custodians, users, and disseminators of information.• Rituals of transgression, sensationalist violation and titillating naughtiness became the stock-in-trade of popular news reporting in the late nineteenth century. From Longman Business Dictionary stock-in-tradeˌstock-in-ˈtrade noun [uncountableU] 1 (also trading stock)ACCOUNTING all the goods that a company has to sell, as well as the raw materials that it uses to produce these When you start up a business, you need sufficient funds to purchase your stock-in-trade. 2words or behaviour that are typical of someone politicians whose stock-in-trade is economic populism 3COMMERCEa business’s normal activity After he finished his apprenticeship, kitchens became a part of his stock-in-trade.
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