well-stocked

/ˌwel ˈstɒkt/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌwel ˈstɑːkt/ (ame, ipa)

well-stocked — adjective

1. containing a large or sufficient quantity of goods, food, or other items that pe

1.形容詞B2
釋義

containing a large or sufficient quantity of goods, food, or other items that people need or want; supplied with plenty of what is expected or required.

例句

The small bakery on Elm Street is well-stocked with fresh bread every morning.

be well-stocked with [items] — prepositional pattern

Hassan keeps a well-stocked first-aid kit in his car for emergencies.

well-stocked + noun — before-noun modifier pattern

同義詞
  • well-supplied

    more general, focuses on having enough of what is needed without emphasising variety

  • well-provisioned

    more formal; often used for planned journeys, expeditions, or bases that need long-term supplies

  • well-furnished

    refers specifically to rooms or houses equipped with furniture and amenities, not to food or goods

  • fully stocked

    suggests completeness — every expected item is present with nothing missing

反義詞

文法句型

well-stocked + noun

be well-stocked with [noun phrase]

用法筆記

Often followed by 'with' to name what is available in large quantity. The hyphen is usually kept when the compound appears before the noun (a well-stocked fridge), and is sometimes dropped after a linking verb (the fridge is well stocked).

常見錯誤

❌The shelf is well-stocked books.
✅The shelf is well-stocked with books.
💡'with' is needed before the items that fill the space.
❌The store stocks well.' (confusing 'well-stocked' with 'stocks well').
✅The store is well-stocked.
💡'well-stocked' is an adjective describing the state, not an adverb-verb combination.