“To lay in stock” in Japanese
Short answer
To lay in stock in Japanese is “仕入れる” (shiireru). Full meaning: to lay in stock, to replenish stock, to procure; to learn, to find out, to take in.
Other ways to say “To lay in stock” in Japanese
しいれる
shiireru to lay in stock, to replenish stock, to procure; to learn, to find out, to take in
し入れる
shiireru to lay in stock, to replenish stock, to procure; to learn, to find out, to take in
仕入る
shiireru to lay in stock, to replenish stock, to procure; to learn, to find out, to take in
蓄える
takuwaeru to store, to save up, to stock up on, to lay in stock, to set aside; to accumulate (e.g. knowledge), to build up (e.g. experience), to develop (e.g. one's skills); to grow (a beard, moustache, etc.), to wear
し入れ
shiire to lay in stock, to replenish stock, to procure; to learn, to find out, to take in
仕入ん
shiiren to lay in stock, to replenish stock, to procure; to learn, to find out, to take in
仕入よ
shiireyo to lay in stock, to replenish stock, to procure; to learn, to find out, to take in
仕入ろ
shiirero to lay in stock, to replenish stock, to procure; to learn, to find out, to take in
仕入りゃ
shiirerya to lay in stock, to replenish stock, to procure; to learn, to find out, to take in
仕入れよ
shiireyo to lay in stock, to replenish stock, to procure; to learn, to find out, to take in
仕入れん
shiiren to lay in stock, to replenish stock, to procure; to learn, to find out, to take in
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