cash out
The phrase "cash out" is commonly used in finance and everyday language to describe converting assets or accumulated value into cash.
Definition
B2Finance
(common)To convert an investment or asset into cash.
Example
- He decided to cash out his stocks before the market crashed.
B2Retail
(common)To reconcile receipts at the end of a shift, ensuring all transactions are accounted for.
Example
- The cashier has to cash out before leaving the store.
B2Gambling
(common)To exchange gambling chips for money when finished gambling.
Example
- After a successful night at the casino, she went to cash out her chips.
B2Business
(common)To withdraw one's funds or profits from a business or investment.
Example
- The investor decided to cash out after the company went public.
C1Philosophy
(academic)To explain or elaborate on an idea or concept in more concrete terms.
Example
- The philosopher cashed out the abstract concept into practical examples.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "cash out":
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