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cash /kæʃ/ ► SEE ALLcash in (on sth) cash sth incash out cash up ●ˌcash ˈin (on sth) (informal) to gain an advantage from a situation in a way that people think is wrong or dishonest 从中牟利；捞取好处◆Many businesses cashed in on the massive public interest in her death.
很多公司利用公众对她去世的广泛关注来牟利。◆The new law means video pirates can no longer cash in by selling illegal copies.
新法律意味着录像盗版者不能再靠销售非法拷贝赚钱。[v + adv]●ˌcash sth ˈinto exchange sth for money 把…兑成现金；将…兑现◆Cash in any remaining travellers’ cheques when you return.
回来后把旅行支票余额兑现吧。◆You will lose money if you cash your policy in early.
提前兑现保险单会亏钱的。OBJ shares, policy[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌcash ˈout (NAmE) 1. to exchange sth such as an insurance policy, property or shares for money, often before you are supposed to do this （常指提前）把（保险单、不动产或股票）兑成现金（或套现）◆With house prices still rising, many people are tempted to cash out while they can.
房价还在上涨，很多人想趁此时机把房子售出变现。2. (in poker, roulette, etc. 纸牌、轮盘赌等) to stop taking part in a game and exchange pieces of plastic which represent a particular value (called chips) for money 把筹码兑成现金◆I actually won at the roulette table, so I cashed out and went home.
实际上我赌轮盘赢了，所以我把筹码兑换成现金，打道回府。3. ➡ cash up [v + adv]▸ ˈcash-out noun (NAmE)
the act of cashing out an insurance policy, property, etc. 兑成现金；套现◆cash-out refinancing mortgages
套现再融资按揭●ˌcash ˈup (BrE) (NAmE ˌcash ˈout) to count the money that has been taken in a shop/store, restaurant, etc. at the end of the day （商店、饭店等每天营业结束时）计算当天营业额◆We cash up at five o’clock.
我们五点钟清点当天的收款额。[v + adv] |