Meaning Of The Word Stock in trade
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Stock in trade Meaning
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What's The Definition Of Stock in trade?
stock in trade in British English
goods kept available for sale at a store or shop noun: anything frequently used by someone as a part of a profession, occupation, trade or behaviour noun: goods in stock necessary for carrying on a business noun: the requisites for carrying on a business, esp. goods kept on hand for sale in a store stock-in-trade If you say that something is someone's stock-in-trade, you mean that it is a usual part of their behaviour or work. |
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