inventory

inventory
in·ven·tory [ʼɪnvəntri, Am -tɔ:ri] n
1) econ (catalogue) Inventar nt, Bestandsliste f, Lagerverzeichnis nt fachspr;
to draw up [or take] an \inventory eine Bestandsliste aufstellen, Bestand [o Inventar] aufnehmen
2) (Am) econ (stock) [Lager]bestand m, [Waren]bestand m, Bestände mpl fachspr;
our \inventory of used cars is the best wir haben das beste Angebot an Gebrauchtwagen
3) econ (stock counting) Inventur f, Bestandsaufnahme f fachspr;
to take \inventory Inventur machen n
modifier Bestands-;
\inventory audit Bestandsprüfung f;
\inventory card Bestandskarte f, Lagerkarte f;
\inventory item/number Inventarposten m /-nummer f;
\inventory level Lagerbestand m;
\inventory liquidation Lagerabbau m;
\inventory period Inventarfrist f;
\inventory register Inventurbuch nt;
\inventory shrinkage Bestandsverlust m;
\inventory turnover Lagerumschlag m;
\inventory valuation Inventurbewertung f;
\inventory variation Inventurabweichung f

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