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It means a store or seller received more of an item that was sold out and can sell it again.

that's odly specific but it means that the park was supplied again and good rules/laws/officers were new at the park. there's not allot of context so it's hard to understand

A more natural & grammatically correct way to say it: The product that you really want to get is ...

Getting more of something. Usually used in stores if they run out of products on the shelf, so t...

Replace goods that have been sold or used with a new supply

"Restock" implies that it was stocked at least once before now. "Stock" doesn't imply that, so you can use it for things that have never been stocked, too.

“Might want to” is softer than “should.” If you are below someone (like an employee speaking to a...

yes. but the question would be “does it sound natural?”

There is a very very small difference in nuance, but both words mean the exact same thing —> to r...