Money & finance
keep something in stock
maintain an available supply
To keep something in stock means to maintain a supply so that it remains available.
Hear it in real life
Can you get that printer ink today?
I'll check whether the shop keeps it in stock.
We keep rice and tinned tomatoes in stock for busy evenings.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: The shop keeps many products on stock.
Say: The shop keeps many products in stock.
The fixed phrase uses 'in stock', not 'on stock'.
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
keep something in stock; keep something well stocked
Your turn: say it out loud
We keep rice and tinned tomatoes in stock for busy evenings.
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keep something in stock
maintain an available supply
“We keep rice and tinned tomatoes in stock for busy evenings.”
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