關於Stocking的意思和用法的提問

A: I think you mis-heard. It probably is... "ITS STOCK IS RISING" meaning... going up.

stocking rising does not make sense.

A: meia. Women often wear stockings with a skirt or a dress.

Also the meaning given as Christmas stockings to put by the fireplace for Santa 🎅 to put small toys in - a tradition in the US

A: A stock is a supply of something available for future use

A: You don't provide enough context to say.
In merchandising you keep "lines" of a product "in stock," so a cosmetics firm can be said to be "stocking lines" of say, lipstick. The noun "stock" is thus formed into the verb "to stock."
Beyond that I can't help you.

A: People are stocking up on materials due to coronavirus.
A stocking can also be a women's garment.

A: Are chrismas stockings weighed down with presents on the fireplace

A: Stockings do not go all the way up the leg. Tights and pantyhose go all the way up both legs and meet at the waist. Tights are opaque and pantyhose are translucent

A: Stockings is an older term, and can sound dated or old fashioned. Socks is more commonly used.

A: they mean the same thing :)

A: Originally, they were the same. So it can be confusing when children hang up their "Christmas stockings" and they look like socks.

Also, in old books (like Dickens) stockings and socks are the same thing.

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A: They are the same but wrinkling is more correct

A: It comes from a society in the 18th century, called The Blue Stocking Society. It was a group of educated, intellectual women.

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A: I'll buy you a sticking

or I'm going to buy you a stocking

the way you said it would only work if it was some instructions or a plan

"okay, he buys her a (something), he buys him a (something) and I buy you a (something)"

A: "where does this stuff keep coming from"