Cash up Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To count and check all the money received at the end of a business day, especially in a shop or restaurant, to make sure it matches the records.
Usage & Nuances
Common in retail, hospitality, and banking; often informal. Usually used at the end of the workday: 'cash up at the end of your shift.' Can be both a verb and phrasal noun; mainly UK/Irish English, rarely used in North America (where 'close out' or 'balance the register' is more common).
Example Sentences
I always cash up before closing the shop.
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The manager asked me to cash up at the end of my shift.
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Don’t forget to cash up tonight.
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It took me almost an hour to cash up because there were so many coins.
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As soon as we cash up, let's go grab dinner together.
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Sometimes it's stressful to cash up after a really busy day.
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