warehoused

UK
/ˈweəhaʊzd/
US
/ˈwerhaʊzd/

Translations

warehousedpast participle
Used attributively/predicatively to describe goods that have been placed in storage; the verb sense is non-lemmatic.
entreposéDans un entrepôt; conservé temporairement avant expédition ou distribution.
The warehoused merchandise will be shipped out next week.
La marchandise entreposée sera expédiée la semaine prochaine.
Additional translations
stockéEmployé plus largement pour un stockage, y compris en contexte logistique.
warehouseverb

warehoused

Past Simple

warehoused
Past Simple
warehoused
Past Participle
warehousing
Gerund
UK
/ˈweəhaʊs/
US
/ˈwerhaʊs/
The company decided to warehouse the surplus inventory until demand increased.
L’entreprise a décidé d’entreposer les stocks excédentaires jusqu’à ce que la demande augmente.
Additional translations
parquerSens péjoratif, pour des personnes.
Synonyms
store away
stow away
put into storage
warehouse (no change)

Definitions

warehousedpast participle
Stored or kept in a warehouse, typically for a temporary period before sale or distribution.
The warehoused merchandise will be shipped out next week.
warehouseverb
To store goods in a warehouse.
The company decided to warehouse the surplus inventory until demand increased.
To place or confine people in a large institution, often in a way that is considered inhumane or impersonal.
The government was criticized for warehousing the homeless in overcrowded shelters.