How to Say "to restock" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “to restock” is “reponer” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Tengo que reponer la leche porque se terminó.
I have to replace the milk because it's finished.
El empleado está reponiendo los productos en el estante.
The employee is restocking the products on the shelf.
Debemos reponer las energías después de correr.
We must replenish our energy after running.
The 'Poner' Pattern
This word is just the word 'poner' (to put) with the prefix 're-'. This means it changes its form exactly like 'poner' does. If you know 'yo pongo', you know 'yo repongo'!
Irregular Past Participle
Unlike most words that end in -er, the past version (used for 'I have...') isn't 'reponido'. It is 'repuesto'. Think of it like the English word 'put' staying similar.
Don't say 'reponido'
Mistake: “He reponido la lámpara.”
Correction: He repuesto la lámpara. (The word uses a special short form 'repuesto' instead of the regular ending).
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