inventory in Latin
inventory in Latin is inventārium — inventory means the full stock of goods a business or location currently has.
inventory in Latin
inventārium
(operations) A detailed list of all of the items on hand.
What does "inventory" mean?
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noun The full stock of goods a business or location currently has.
"The warehouse ran a full inventory check before the holiday rush."
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noun A detailed list of items on hand.
"She kept a careful inventory of all the props for the play."
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verb To make a list of items or stock on hand.
"They spent the weekend inventorying the storage room."
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inventory in a sentence
- The warehouse ran a full inventory check before the holiday rush.
- She kept a careful inventory of all the props for the play.
- They spent the weekend inventorying the storage room.
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What is "inventory" in Latin?
"inventory" in Latin is inventārium. inventory means: The full stock of goods a business or location currently has.
How do you use "inventory" in a sentence?
Example: "The warehouse ran a full inventory check before the holiday rush." In Latin, "inventory" is inventārium.
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