warehousing

noun uncountable

UK /ˈweə(r)ˌhaʊzɪŋ/

1
the process of storing large amounts of goods in a warehouse
Synonyms and related words
The process or action of keeping something
storage
maintenance
warehousing
2
businessan attempt to protect or increase the value of a company’s shares by buying a lot of them
Synonyms and related words
Stocks and shares and the stock exchange
bear
bearish
bear market
3
the policy of putting a lot of people in an institution without thinking much about the quality of education or treatment that they receive
Synonyms and related words
Help with social problems
agency
block grant
CAB

单词	warehousing
释义	warehousing noun uncountable UK /ˈweə(r)ˌhaʊzɪŋ/ DEFINITIONS3 1 the process of storing large amounts of goods in a warehouse Synonyms and related words The process or action of keeping something storage maintenance warehousing 2 businessan attempt to protect or increase the value of a company’s shares by buying a lot of them Synonyms and related words Stocks and shares and the stock exchange bear bearish bear market 3 the policy of putting a lot of people in an institution without thinking much about the quality of education or treatment that they receive Synonyms and related words Help with social problems agency block grant CAB warehousing noun uncountable US /ˈwerˌhaʊzɪŋ/ DEFINITIONS2 1 the process of storing large amounts of goods in a warehouse Synonyms and related words The process or action of keeping something storage maintenance warehousing 2 the policy of putting a lot of people in an institution without thinking much about the quality of education or treatment that they receive Synonyms and related words Help with social problems agency block grant caring profession
随便看	strewn strewth strexit striated -stricken stricken strict strict liability strictly strictly speaking stricture stridden stride strident strides strife strike strike a balance (between something and something) strike a blow for something strike a pose/an attitude strike at strike back strikebreaker strike down strike fear/terror into someone/someone’s heart