Cold cash Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈkoʊɫd/ /ˈkæʃ

KOHLD KASH

UK

kˈəʊld/ /kˈæʃ

KOHLD KASH

释义

Money in the form of physical cash (bills and coins), not checks, cards, or digital money. Used to stress immediate payment using real money.

用法与细微差别

Informal phrase; often used to emphasize payment is immediate and physical, not digital or by card. Common in negotiations or sales: 'pay in cold cash'. Not used to describe large bank transfers. Synonym: 'hard cash'.

• Spanish: dinero en efectivo
• Portuguese (BR): dinheiro vivo - dinheiro em espécie
• Portuguese (PT): dinheiro vivo - dinheiro em espécie
• Chinese (Simplified): 现金
• Chinese (Traditional): 現金
• Hindi: नकद पैसा
• Arabic: نقداً
• Bengali: নগদ টাকা
• Russian: наличные - живые деньги
• Japanese: 現金
• Vietnamese: tiền mặt
• Korean: 현금
• Turkish: nakit para
• Urdu: نقد رقم
• Indonesian: uang tunai

例句

I want to pay with cold cash.

basic

The seller only accepts cold cash.

basic

Bring cold cash if you want to buy the ticket.

basic

He bought the car in cold cash, right on the spot.

natural

They offered me a discount if I paid in cold cash.

natural

Why did you bring so much cold cash on you?

natural