Cash in Meaning in English
expression
ˈkæʃ/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn
KASH-in
kˈæʃ/ /ˈɪn
KASH-in
Definición
To exchange something, usually a financial instrument or prize, for money. Can also mean taking advantage of a situation to gain a benefit, often for personal profit.
Uso & Matices
'Cash in' is informal. Used literally for exchanging things for money ('cash in a check'), and figuratively for making profit from an opportunity ('cash in on the trend'). The phrase 'cash in on' often implies taking advantage, sometimes unfairly.
Spanish: cobrar - cambiar por efectivo - sacar provechoPortuguese (BR): sacar dinheiro - trocar por dinheiro - lucrarPortuguese (PT): levantar dinheiro - trocar por dinheiro - lucrarChinese (Simplified): 兑现 - 换成现金 - 趁机获利Chinese (Traditional): 兌現 - 換成現金 - 趁機獲利Hindi: नकद करना - लाभ उठानाArabic: صرف النقود - الاستفادةBengali: নগদায়ন করা - লাভবান হওয়াRussian: обналичить - воспользоваться (с выгодой)Japanese: 換金する - 利用して利益を得るVietnamese: đổi lấy tiền mặt - tận dụng (để kiếm lời)Korean: 현금화하다 - (기회 등을) 이용하다Turkish: paraya çevirmek - fırsatı değerlendirmekUrdu: نقد کروانا - فائدہ اٹھاناIndonesian: mencairkan - memanfaatkan (untuk keuntungan)
Oraciones de Ejemplo
Some people try to cash in on others’ misfortune.
natural
I want to cash in my lottery ticket.
basic
She went to the bank to cash in her check.
basic
You can cash in unused gift cards for money.
basic
The company wants to cash in on the summer sales boom.
natural
He decided to cash in his stocks before the market dropped.
natural