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Definition of warehoused - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
logisticsstored in a warehouse
- The goods were warehoused for future distribution.
2.
peopleplaced in an unstimulating institutional environment
- The patients were warehoused in the old facility.
Expressions with warehoused
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stored in a warehouse for future use
The items were warehoused like goods until needed.
Origin of warehoused
Old English, waru (goods) + hus (house)
Examples of warehoused in a sentence
Old records were warehoused in the back room. The elderly residents were warehoused without proper care. Children in the orphanage were warehoused for years.
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- French:entreposé, enfermé, ...
- German:gelagert, abgestellt, ...
- Italian:immagazzinato, parcheggiato, ...
- Spanish:almacenado, guardado, ...
- Portuguese:armazenado, ...
- Chinese:仓储, 被收容的, ...
- Japanese:倉庫に保管された, 収容された, ...
- Arabic:مُخَزَّن, مُهَمَّش, ...
- Hebrew:מְאוּחְסָן בְּמַחְסָן, מְאוּחְסָן מוּסְדִית, ...
- Russian:складированный, изолированный, ...
- Ukrainian:зберігалися на складі, ізольований, ...
- Hindi:भंडारित, संस्थाबद्ध, ...
Definition of warehouse - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
storageplace for storing large amounts of products
- The warehouse is full of new furniture.
2.
commercelarge commercial establishment for wholesale
- The warehouse offers discounts for bulk purchases.
Verb
1.
storagestore goods in a large building
- Companies often warehouse excess inventory during sales slumps..
2.
confinementRare US confine people in an institutionRare US
- The government warehoused the patients in old facilities.
Images of warehouse
place for storing large amounts of products 
large commercial establishment for wholesale
Expressions with warehouse
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building for storing goods and merchandise
The company rented a storage warehouse for their inventory.
large store selling many goods in bulk at low prices
We bought groceries at the warehouse store.
large retail store offering discounted goods to members
We bought a new TV from the warehouse club.
storage building under customs control for goods awaiting clearance or taxes
The imported cars stayed in the customs warehouse until all duties were paid.
centralized storage for data from multiple sources
The company uses a data warehouse for its analytics.
secure storage for imported goods pending duty payment
The goods were kept in a bonded warehouse.
priced or available at the point of leaving a warehouse
The ex-warehouse price does not include shipping costs.
documents that confirm goods are stored in a warehouse for an owner
The bank accepted the warehouse receipts as security for the loan.
Origin of warehouse
Old English, war (protection) + hus (house)
Examples of warehouse in a sentence
They built a new warehouse near the port. The warehouse stocks a variety of goods. They visited the warehouse for supplies. They warehouse seasonal items until demand increases. Farmers warehouse their produce before distribution. They warehoused the refugees in temporary shelters.
The institution warehoused the elderly without proper care.
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- French:entrepôt, entreposer, ...
- German:Lagerhaus, einlagern, ...
- Italian:magazzino, immagazzinare, ...
- Spanish:almacén, almacenar, ...
- Portuguese:armazém, guardar, ...
- Chinese:仓库, 仓储, ...
- Japanese:倉庫, 倉庫に保管する, ...
- Arabic:مَخْزَن, خَزَّنَ, ...
- Hebrew:מַחְסָן, לְאַחְסֵן, ...
- Russian:склад, складировать, ...
- Ukrainian:склад, зберігати на складі, ...
- Hindi:गोदाम, गोदाम में रखना, ...
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