Cash | Mean of cash in English Dictionary

/ˈkæʃ/

• Noun
• money in the form of coins and bills
1. The vending machine only accepts cash.
2. The fine may be paid by check or in cash.
3. He offered to pay cash for the truck.
4. cash payments/prizes/sums
• money along with other things (such as stocks) that can be quickly changed into money
1. The company has $4 million in cash.
• Verb
• to give or get cash for (a check)
1. The store wouldn't cash the check.
2. He cashed his paycheck at the bank.

• to obtain money for (something that you own)
1. She cashed in her stocks.
2. cash in an insurance policy
• to take advantage of something in order to make money
1. The magazine is planning to cash in on the hype surrounding the celebrity's wedding by publishing exclusive photos of the ceremony.
2. Carpenters cashed in on the construction boom.
3. stores cashing in on Christmas
• to make money from something
1. He is going to cash in big [=make a lot of money] when he sells his house at the beach.