cash
/kæʃ/
verb
- To exchange a check, voucher, or other financial instrument for its value in money.
- Can you cash this traveler's check for me?
- I need to cash my paycheck before the bank closes.
- She cashed the winning lottery ticket at the counter.
- To convert an asset or investment into money.
- Investors cashed their shares when the price went up.
- He decided to cash his stocks to pay for a new car.
- They cashed their retirement bonds early.
noun
- Money in the form of coins or bills, as opposed to checks, credit cards, or digital payments.
- She paid for the coffee with cash instead of using her phone.
- I always carry some cash in my wallet for emergencies.
- The store only accepts cash, not credit cards.
- Money in general; funds or financial resources.
- We don't have the cash to go on vacation this year.
- The company is running low on cash after the big purchase.
- He needs to raise enough cash to start his own business.
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