cash in

The phrase "cash in" can refer to exchanging something for money, profiting from a situation, or, in slang, dying.

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Definition

B2Finance

(common)To exchange an item or investment for its monetary value.

Example

  • They decided to cash in their bonds to fund the new project.

B2General

(informal)To take advantage of a situation for personal profit.

Example

  • She cashed in on the increased demand for hand sanitizers by selling them online.

C1Slang

(slang, American English)To die.

Example

  • After he cashed in, his estate was divided among his heirs.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "cash in":

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