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Meanings of take stock in English

Portuguese
escrutinar
Catalan
escorcollar
Spanish
escrutar

To look at critically or searchingly, or in minute detail.

escrutinar

Make or include in an itemized record or report.

Synonyms
Examples for "inventory"
Examples for "inventory"
1
Media companies need to become far better at exploiting their digital inventory.
The Guardian
2
It'll reduce demand and put additional inventory on the market, he said.
Reuters
3
Official U.S. oil inventory data on Wednesday also helped the bullish trend.
Reuters
4
Open for over seven years, Perch rotates its inventory every few weeks.
The Guardian
5
Certainly Selena didn't roam the house taking inventory of her various knickknacks.
When darkness comes
1
Health authorities have stressed there are plenty but nevertheless halted supplies yesterday for a stock-take.
Radio NZ
2
Businesses are echoing the upbeat sentiments expressed by the Treasury in its latest stock-take of the economy.
Radio NZ
3
But an annual council stock-take shows children and young people are struggling, and losing faith in the local authority.
Radio NZ
4
The Transport Agency has responded in the report that it is starting a stock-take of work already under way.
Radio NZ
5
Seed funding was also being made available for clean energy and forestry projects and a stock-take of Māori enterprises.
Radio NZ
Usage of take stock in English
1
However, this may well be the time for Capetonians to take stock.
The South African
2
Grantline could now take stock of the battle; he had been victorious.
Wandl the Invader
3
We finally find a little pizzeria and take stock of our situation.
The South African
4
There comes a time when you have to stop and take stock.
The Irish Times
5
As the credit card bills pile up, it's time to take stock.
The Irish Times
6
It's nice just to sit down, take stock, have a local pint.
The Irish Times
7
After the meeting, they gathered in a small office to take stock.
The Guardian
8
Ivy called for a twenty-four-hour pause to grieve and to take stock.
Seveneves
9
Then two things happened that made me take stock of my life.
The south beach diet supercharged: faster weight loss and better...
10
For the first time we stopped to take stock, to look ahead.
Land of the Burnt Thigh
11
Who, then, is to take stock, and supply the sinews of war?
Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 454 / Volume 18, New Series, S...
12
They remain the best team in the competition, but need to take stock.
Radio NZ
13
It kind of makes me stop from year to year and take stock.
The promise
14
Perhaps the time has come to take stock of what they have said.
The Irish Times
15
I used the descent to take stock of my new companions.
The President's Assassin
16
FRANCE:The day after a catastrophe, survivors pick through the rubble and take stock.
The Irish Times
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Translations for take stock
Portuguese
escrutinar
Spanish
escrutar
Take stock through the time
Take stock across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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