restock

/ˌriːˈstɒk/

verb

  1. to fill a shop, shelf, or supply again with goods or materials that have been used or sold

    B1

    transitive or intransitive

    • "The store needs to restock the shelves."B1
    • "We restock fresh vegetables every morning."B2
    • "After the sale, the shop had to restock all the items that were sold out."B2
    • "The museum shop is restocking its most popular souvenirs before the holiday season."C1

Collocations

Word family