stock-taking

• Nom désignant le fait de dresser l'inventaire détaillé des marchandises ou des stocks disponibles, ou de faire le bilan d'une situation ou d'une position.

A noun referring to the process of making an itemized list of merchandise or supplies on hand, or a reappraisal of a situation or position.

indénombrable

1. Reappraisal of a situationB2formal

   A careful review or assessment of one's current position, resources, or outlook.

   Bilan

   • After the project failed, the team did a stock-taking of their methods.
   • The company's annual stock-taking revealed several areas for improvement.
   • He took time for personal stock-taking before making a career change.

   Synonymesappraisalassessmentauditevaluationexaminationreassessmentreviewsurvey

2. Inventory checkB1formal

   The process of making an itemized list of all merchandise or supplies on hand.

   Inventaire physique

   • The store closes for stock-taking every January.
   • Stock-taking helps businesses track their inventory accurately.
   • They hired extra staff to assist with the annual stock-taking.

   Synonymesinventorystocktaking

• Faire l'inventaire des marchandises ou des biens, notamment dans un magasin ou un entrepôt, et, par extension, faire le point sur une situation, un projet ou sa propre situation.

A verb meaning to count and record all the items in a shop or warehouse, or to review a situation or one's position.

1. Inventory countB2formalbritish

   To make or include in an itemized record or report of goods or materials.

   Inventaire physique

   • The warehouse manager will stock-take the entire inventory next week.
   • We need to stock-take all items before the end of the financial year.
   • She was asked to stock-take the supplies in the storeroom.

   Synonymescountenumerateinventorylisttake stocktally