blockhead; idiot; dunce; moron; fool

bitch; slut

to deliver goods

loose woman; slut

to deliver goods

fake goods; imitation; forgery

stock; inventory (of material)

a bargain; cheap goods

counterfeit article; fake; dummy; simulacrum

to unload cargo; (fig.) to give birth to a baby

general merchandise

groceries; miscellaneous goods

to return merchandise; to withdraw a product

to acquire stock; to replenish stock

to take money or valuables out of storage; to recover; to ship goods; to extract (chemicals from solution)

to load sth onto a ship etc

(slang) fool; dunce; foolishly cute person

to supply goods

second-hand goods; used items for sale

chowhound; foodie; a good-for-nothing

dried food (including dried fruits, mushrooms and seafoods such as shrimp and abalone); (fig.) (coll.) knowledge presented in readily assimilable form; just what you want to know: no more, no less (no padding 水分[shui3 fen4])

merchandise or commodities available immediately after sale; merchandise in stock; available item; actuals (investment); actual commodities

good-quality fake

goods that sell well

(of packages or shipments) to arrive

to purchase goods (for a company etc)

to dispatch; to send out goods

to sell goods

to stock up; to stockpile

domestically produced goods

local produce

to stock goods (for sale); to prepare inventory; stock; inventory

variant of 訂貨|订货[ding4 huo4]

precious object; treasure

(coll.) to smuggle

merchandise sold for Chinese New Year

to go on a shopping spree; to buy in bulk

to accept delivery of goods; to pick up goods

to receive delivery

to run out of (stock)

out of stock; product unavailable

Japanese goods

abbr. for 期貨合約|期货合约[qi1 huo4 he2 yue1], futures contract (finance)

inferior goods; substandard products

smuggled goods; unauthorized goods

light but bulky goods

Western goods; imported goods (in former times)

roasted snacks (peanuts, chestnuts etc)

to do an inventory count