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01
caldo
a liquid that is made by cooking meat, bones, vegetables, or fish in water, used for making gravy or soup
Example
I strained the vegetable stock after simmering carrots and onions to achieve a clear liquid.
Colé el caldo después de hervir zanahorias y cebollas para obtener un líquido claro.
The recipe called for beef stock, so I used store-bought stock as a convenient shortcut.
La receta requería caldo de res, así que usé caldo comprado en la tienda como un atajo conveniente.
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raza, variedad
a special variety of domesticated animals within a species
03
ganado, bestias
any animals kept for use or profit
04
mercancía disponible
the items available for sale in a store or its warehouse
Example
The supermarket replenishes its stock of fresh produce every morning to ensure quality.
El supermercado repone su inventario de productos frescos cada mañana para asegurar la calidad.
The online store offers a wide range of products, but their stock of electronics tends to sell out quickly.
La tienda en línea ofrece una amplia gama de productos, pero su inventario de electrónicos tiende a agotarse rápidamente.
05
capital social, acciones
the funds acquired by a company or corporation through the issuance and purchase of shares
Example
The startup raised substantial stock capital by offering shares to investors.
La startup recaudó un capital social sustancial al ofrecer acciones a los inversores.
Shareholders were pleased with the company's decision to enhance stock capital through a secondary offering.
A los accionistas les complació la decisión de la empresa de aumentar el capital social a través de una oferta secundaria.
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culata, empuñadura
the handle of a handgun or the butt end of a rifle or shotgun or part of the support of a machine gun or artillery gun
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linaje, descendencia
the descendants of one individual
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stock, suministro
a supply of something available for future use
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acción, título de propiedad
a certificate documenting the shareholder's ownership in the corporation
10
mango, asa
the handle end of some implements or tools
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gargantilla, corbata de encaje
an ornamental white cravat
12
madera, tronco
lumber used in the construction of something
13
prestigio, reputación
the reputation and popularity a person has
to stock
01
abastecer, proveer
to provide with a supply of something, such as goods or inventory, for use or sale
Transitive: to stock inventory
Example
Grocery stores need to stock their shelves regularly to meet customer demands.
Warehouse managers must efficiently stock inventory for streamlined operations.
02
almacenar, aprovisionar
to have or store a supply of a product for future sale
Transitive: to stock a product
Example
The store stocks a wide variety of organic food for health-conscious customers.
The retailer stocks limited-edition items to attract collectors.
03
brotar, emitir brotes
to produce or send out new growth or shoots
Intransitive
Example
In early spring, the tree began to stock with fresh green shoots.
The plant started to stock, sprouting new leaves and stems.
04
proveer, equipar
to supply or equip a farm with animals, such as livestock
Transitive: to stock a land or farm
Example
The farmer stocked the land with cattle and sheep to begin his ranching operation.
After buying the property, they stocked it with goats and horses for breeding.
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repoblar, reabastecer
to supply or populate a body of water, such as a lake or river, with fish
Transitive: to stock a body of water with fish
Example
The state wildlife agency stocked the lake with trout for the annual fishing season.
They stocked the river with salmon to help restore the dwindling population.
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acolchar, montar
to equip or attach a stock to a firearm to provide stability and control when aiming or firing
Transitive: to stock a firearm
Example
He carefully stocked the rifle with a custom wooden stock for better handling.
After purchasing the rifle, he decided to stock it with a more ergonomic design.
stock
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soslayado, manido
repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse
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común, estándar
regularly and widely used or sold
03
rutinario, habitual
routine

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