inventory
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- noun
- /ˈɪnvənˌtɔri/
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inventario
- The store manager reviewed the inventory to determine which items needed restocking.
- inventory items
- complete an inventory
- changes in inventory
You also have really low inventory of homes for sale.
- You also have really low inventory of homes for sale.
- More supply, more inventory, less buyers, lower prices.
- So having film rights, that's your inventory or your catalog.
- Inventory is increasing, but it's not the inventory that people want.
- So I actually don't expect this lack of inventory to change pricing just yet.
- It's a survey, and it compares inventories this year to prior years and months.
- And it's sort of a revolving inventory of of stuff, and I curate it.
- Dealers typically finance their inventory with what are known as floorplan loans.
- You can bring in just inventory and just sell things immediately in the store.
- It probably still counts as stock and trade inventory.
Examples
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I want all your records for the past five years: Shipping orders, inventories, bills of sale, the works.
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You also have really low inventory of homes for sale.
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You do not have enough inventory right now.
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Inventory is increasing, but it's not the inventory that people want.
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More supply, more inventory, less buyers, lower prices.
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I want to know who authorised its use, who checked it out from inventory, and for what purpose.
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But once they sell through inventory this year, that's it.
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I got to do inventory on a new shipment.
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Research participants were asked to complete the inventory during the first two weeks of the "Technology for Educators" class.
Academic text (2011) -
The technology portion of the inventory was found to be reliable at 0.73.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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A supply of goods or materials kept for future use
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A list of all items a shop or warehouse has for sale
Compounds
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A list of questions that asks about a person's feelings, thoughts and behaviour
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A questionnaire of yes or no questions that measures people's personality and behavior
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A set of questions people answer to see if they are outgoing or shy and how steady their feelings are
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A long set of questions psychologists use to learn about a person's personality and mental health
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A way of recording and valuing goods a business has to manage them
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A questionnaire where people answer questions about their own thoughts, feelings or actions
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A set of questions people answer about their own thoughts and behavior to show what kind of person they are
How Extensive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Inventory comes from an old Latin word inventarium, meaning a list of things that were 'found' or recorded. It is related to the word invent, which used to mean 'to find', so an inventory is a list of what you have or what is found in a place.