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'stock car noun an ordinary car that has been
made stronger for use in stock-car racing (经加固用以参加普
通型汽车赛的）改装赛车
'stock-car racing noun [U] [Br£) [NAmE .demolition 'derby [C]) a type of race in which
the competing cars are allowed to hit each other普通汽幸赛（参赛车辆可
以相互碰撞^二
'stock company noun {NAmE) 1 a company owned by people who
have shares in it 股份公司 2 (also stock) a theatre company that does
several different plays in a season; a repertory
company 保留剧目轮演gij团 'stock cube noun a solid cube
made from the dried juices of meat or vegetables, sold in packs and used for
making soups，sauces, etc. _ 体汤料；汤块
'stock
exchange noun [usually sing.] a place where shares in companies
are bought and sold; all of the business activity involved in doing this 证券交易
(所）；股票交 A (所）：the London Stock Exchange 伦 敦证券交易所◊ to Zose money on the
stocfc exchange 在 股票交易中赔钱
stock-fish /'stDkfiJ; NAmE 'stark-/ noun 1 [U]
cod or
similar fish that is dried without salt 淡鳕鱼干；淡鱼干 2 [C] {pi. stock-fish or stock-fishes) [SAfrE) a large sea fish that is used
for food无须鳕（可去用）；好望角无须鳕
stock-hold-er
/'stDkh9ulda(r);
NAmE 'starkhou-/ noun [especially
stock-met (also stock-in-ette) /.stDki'net; NAmE ,sta:k-/ noun [U] a type of soft cloth that
stretches easily and is used for making bandages弹性针织布料；松紧织物
stock-fng
/'stDkirj;
NAmE 'staik-/ noun 1 either of a pair of thin pieces
of clothing that fit closely over a woman’s legs and feet 长餚女袜：a pair o/si〖fc stoddngs —双长筒 丝綠一compare tights(I) —see also body
stocking 2 = Christmas stocking ITiTCT in your ,stocking(ed)
'feet wearing
socks or stockings but not shoes 只穿袜
不穿- .
'stocking fHler (6r£) (NAmE stocking stuffer) noun a small present that is put in
a Christmas stocking
圣诞%小礼物
,stock-in-'trade noun [U] a person's stock-in-trade is sth that they do, say or use
very often or too often 惯做
的事（或说&话、用的东西）：famous peop丨e and their private lives are the
stock-in-trade of the popular newspapers.名人和名人的私生活是通俗报纸惯有品内容。
stockist /'stDkist; NAmE 'staik-/ noun {Br£) a shop/store or company that
sells a particular product or type of goods (某种产品或某类货品的）专营商店Sia
RETAILER
stock-job-ber /'stDkd3Dba(r); NAmE 'sta:kd3a:b-/ noun
=JOBBER
stock-man /'stDkman; NAmE 'stark-/ noun {pi. -men /-man/) 1 a man whose job is to take care
of farm animals 畜牧工；词养员 2 a man who owns
farm animals 牧场主 3 a man who is in charge
of the goods in a warehouse,
etc•仓库管理员■
'stock market (also market) noun the business of buying and selling shares
in companies and the place where this happens; a stock exchange 证券交易 (所)沒股票交A (涣）；股市：to make money m the stock market 在股票市场上赚钱◊ a stocfc marfcet crash
{=? when prices of shares fall suddenly and people lose money)股p行情的暴跌
'stock option noun [NAm£) =
share option 'stock-out noun (business a situation in which a company
or shop/store has no more of a particular item available (公司或商店的）缺货，断货
stock-pile
/'stokpail;
NAmE'sta±-/
noun, verb m noun a large supply of sth that is
kept to be used in the future if necessary 囤聚的物资：the world’s stockpile of nudear weapons 4世界的撫威器储备
_ ve/i? [VN] to collect and keep
a large supply of sth 大量
储备
stock-pot /'stokpDt; NAmE 'sta:kpa:t/ noun a pot in which meat,
fish, vegetables, or bones are cooked to make stock 汤锅
stock>roonn /'stDkruim; -rum; NAmE 'staik-/ noun a room for storing
things in a shop/store, an office, etc.
仓库；贮@室
,stock」stil丨 fldv. without
moving at all 静止地；….动不
动地：We stood stocfc-stiH
watching the animals.我们.-
动不动地%着观看那些动物。
stock.tak.ing /'stDkteikii)； NAmE 'staik-/ noun [U] 1 {especially BrE) the process of making
a list of all the goods in a shop/store or business 盘点；清点存货；盘货
—compare
inventory n,{2) 2 the process of
thinking carefully about your own situation or position (自我)） 总结，评估，反思
stocky /'stDki; NAmE 'starki/ adj. (stock ier,
stocki-est) (of
a person 人）short, with a strong,
solid body 矮壮的；享文
实的 thickset ► stock ily adv. stock-yard /'stDkjaid; NAmE 'starkjaird/ noun a place where farm
animals are kept for a short time before they are sold at a market牲畜栏，牲畜围场（用以安置
牲畜，准备运往市场>
stodge /stDd3； NAmE sta:d3/ noun [U] [BrE, informal, usually
6//sflp/?rav/>?g) heavy food that makes you feei very full吃卞去感觉撑的食物；易饱的食物 stodgy /'stDd3i; NAmE 'sta:d3i/ adj. {informal, especially 阶f) 1 (of food 食物）heavy and making you
feel very full吃下去感觉撑的；易饱的2 serious and boring;
not exciting滞涩的；古板的；枯燥无味的
stoep
/stu:p;
stup/ noun
[SAfr£) a raised area outside the door of a house,
with a roof over it, where you can sit and relax, eat meals, etc.屋前游廊；门廊
stogy
(also
stogie)
/'staugi;
NAmE 'stougi/ noun {pi. -ies) a cheap cigar 廉价—茄
stoic /'stauik; NAmE 'stouik/ noun (formal) a person who is able
to suffer pain or trouble without complaining or showing what they are feeling斯多葛派人（对痛苦或困
难能默默承受或泰然处之）► Stoic (also sto.ic.a丨/-kl/) adj. ： her stoic endurance她默默承受一切的坚忍性格◊ his stoicaZ
acceptance 〇/ death他坦然商对死亡的态度
sto-ioal-ly
/-kli/
adv. From the Stoics, a group
of ancient Greek
philosophers, who believed that wise people should not allow themselves to be
affected by painful or pleasant experiences.源自斯多葛派
(gtojcs
).，古希腊哲学流派，认为智者术应为苦乐所动。
stO'icism
/'stauisizam;
NAmE 'stou-/ noun [U] {formal) the fact of not
complaining or showing what you are feeling when you are suffering对痛苦的默默承受或泰然
处之;..坚忍.：She endured,
her long illness with stoicism. 她默默忍受长期的病痛。
stoke ./stauk; /SWmf stook/ verb [VN] 1 〜sth (up) (with sth) to add fuel to a fire,
etc•给…添加（燃+斗’)’：to stofce 叩 a/ire
with more cod 往火鱼再添一些煤◊ to stofce
a_/iirnace 给炉子添煤 2 ~
sth (up) to
make people feel sth more strongly 煽&;激起：to stoke up envy M 起护忌 IJ!ll:k^ ,stoke 'up (on/with
sth) (informal) to eat or drink a lot
of sth, especially so that you do not feel hungry later 吃饱；吃好；喝足：Stofce up/or the day
on a good breafc/ast.早饭i吃得饱饱的，整鏟i天呢。 stoked /staukt; NAmE stoukt/ adj. {NAmE, informal) excited and pleased
about sth 兴奋的；满足的：I’m reaHy stoked that they
chose me/or the team.他们选我
加入这个队，我兴奋极了。…
stoker /'stauka(r); NAmE 'stou-/ noun a person whose job is
to add coal or other fuel to a fire, etc., especially on a ship or a steam
train (尤指轮船或蒸汽机车上的）司炉
stok-vel
/'stDkfel;
NAmE 'sta±-/ noun {SAfrE) a group of people who
agree to pay regular amounts of money and take turns to receive all or part of
what is collected 集资互助组（成员定期缴纳款项并轮流领取全部或部分集
资款）
Stole /staul; NAmE stoul/ noun a piece of clothing
consisting of a wide band of cloth or fur, worn by a woman around the
shoulders; a similar piece of clothing worn by a priest女用披肩；（司祭佩戴的）圣 ..带一see also STEAL, STOLE, STOLEN V.