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stocker

/stok-er/US // ˈstɒk ər //

股市,库存,股民,储户

Related Words

established设立了,建立的,设立的,建立了set设置,一组,一套,集dull枯燥乏味,枯燥无味,枯燥的,沉闷的overused过度使用,过度使用的,过用,过气basic基本的,基本,基础的,基础standard标准,标准的stereotyped刻板印象,刻板的,千篇一律的,千篇一律regular定期,定期的,定期检查,定期举行common常见的,普通,共同,共同的normal正常,正常的,普通的,普通routine常规,例行公事,日常工作,常规的ordinary普通,普通的,寻常,一般staple钉书钉,主食,订书针,钉子formal正式的,正式,正式场合banal平庸的,平庸,平淡无奇,俗气conventional常规的,传统的,常规,传统customary习惯性的,习惯,习俗,习惯性hackneyed乏味的,俗气的,乏味,俗气run-of-the-mill普通的,平庸的,常规的,平庸之辈traditional传统的,传统

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person or thing that stocks.
    • : a young steer or heifer that is fed chiefly pasture or other roughage prior to more intensive feeding.Compare feeder.
    • : Informal. stock car.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.commonplace
Synonyms
basic基本的,基本,基础的,基础common常见的,普通,共同,共同的dull枯燥乏味,枯燥无味,枯燥的,沉闷的established设立了,建立的,设立的,建立了formal正式的,正式,正式场合normal正常,正常的,普通的,普通ordinary普通,普通的,寻常,一般overused过度使用,过度使用的,过用,过气regular定期,定期的,定期检查,定期举行routine常规,例行公事,日常工作,常规的set设置,一组,一套,集standard标准,标准的staple钉书钉,主食,订书针,钉子stereotyped刻板印象,刻板的,千篇一律的,千篇一律banal平庸的,平庸,平淡无奇,俗气conventional常规的,传统的,常规,传统customary习惯性的,习惯,习俗,习惯性hackneyed乏味的,俗气的,乏味,俗气run-of-the-mill普通的,平庸的,常规的,平庸之辈traditional传统的,传统trite陈词滥调,老套的,陈词滥调的,陈腐的typical典型的,典型,典型的是,典型代表usual通常,通常情况下,通常的,寻常worn-out破旧的,破旧,破旧不堪的,破烂的

Examples

  • Meanwhile, the company’s cashiers, stockers and other front-line workers entered the “new, deadlier phase of the pandemic earning some of the lowest wages in the industry,” the report said.

  • Meet the store manager, the affable Jeremy Smith, who worked his way up from produce stocker over his 17-year career.

  • Mr. Stocker slipped his hand into his pocket, and brought out a small gold coin.

  • Women had been known to do remarkable things, and to get their names into books and newspapers; not so Julia Stocker.

  • Incidentally it may be mentioned that Mr. Edward Stocker had "a little property" and that Mrs. Stocker looked after it.

  • First Mrs. Stocker, with a toss of the head and much rustling of skirts; followed obediently by her husband.

  • So Mr. Edward Stocker, with a protesting glance at the others, led the way, and Mrs. Stocker followed.

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