2cash verb
cash·es; cashed; cash·ing [+ obj] : to give or get cash for (a check)
▪ The store wouldn't cash the check. ▪ He cashed his paycheck at the bank.
▪ The store wouldn't cash the check. ▪ He cashed his paycheck at the bank.
cash in [phrasal verb] 1 cash in (something) or cash (something) in : to obtain money for (something that you own)
▪ She cashed in her stocks. ▪ cash in an insurance policy 2 a cash in on (something) : to take advantage of something in order to make money
▪ The magazine is planning to cash in on the hype surrounding the celebrity's wedding by publishing exclusive photos of the ceremony. ▪ Carpenters cashed in on the construction boom. ▪ stores cashing in on Christmas
b cash in : to make money from something
▪ He is going to cash in big [=make a lot of money] when he sells his house at the beach.
▪ She cashed in her stocks. ▪ cash in an insurance policy
▪ The magazine is planning to cash in on the hype surrounding the celebrity's wedding by publishing exclusive photos of the ceremony. ▪ Carpenters cashed in on the construction boom. ▪ stores cashing in on Christmas
b cash in : to make money from something
▪ He is going to cash in big [=make a lot of money] when he sells his house at the beach.
