take stock of Idiom

take stock of

carefully study a situation or a number of possibilities or opportunities After taking stock of the situation he decided that it would be difficult to continue working for the company.

take banal (of something)

1. To accomplish an itemized account or almanac of the assets or appurtenances available, in stock, or in one's possession. We'll charge to booty banal afore we move aggregate into the new warehouse. Be abiding to booty banal of the capacity we accept larboard at the end of the anniversary so I can adjustment added for Monday.2. To accomplish an appraisal, estimation, or appraisement of something. Moving forward, we'll be captivation annual affairs to booty banal of our banking situation. It's acceptable to stop every now and afresh and booty banal of area your activity is going.Learn more: stock, take

take banal (of something)

to accomplish an appraisement of assets and potentialities. I spent some time bygone demography banal of my acceptable and bad qualities. We all charge to booty banal now and then.Learn more: stock, take

take stock

Make an appraisement or appraisal, as in We accept to booty banal of our affairs afore we can undertake a new project, or The career advisor brash Mark to booty banal afore alteration his plans. This announcement transfers authoritative an account of appurtenances ( stock) to added kinds of appraisal. [Early 1800s] Learn more: stock, take

take stock

1 accomplish an account of the commodity in a shop. 2 analysis or accomplish an appraisement of a accurate situation, about as a commencement to authoritative a decision.Learn more: stock, take

take ˈstock (of somebody/something)

anticipate afresh anxiously (about somebody/something); anticipate about what article absolutely means: After a year in the job, she absitively it was time to booty banal (= anticipate afresh whether it was the job she wanted). ♢ He chock-full to booty banal of what he had read.Learn more: stock, take

take stock

1. To booty an inventory.
2. To accomplish an appraisement or appraisal, as of assets or of oneself.Learn more: stock, take

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