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cash out

/kæʃ aʊt/

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verb

/kæʃ aʊt/B2formalamericanbusiness
  • ruФразовый глагол, означающий конвертировать актив, инвестицию или стоимость в наличные деньги, или покинуть ситуацию, забрав свою долю денег.

A phrasal verb meaning to convert an asset, investment, or value into cash, or to leave a situation by taking one's share of money.

uncountable · intransitive · phrasal, inseparable

  1. Convert to cashinformalamerican

    To exchange an investment, asset, or financial holding for cash.

    ruОбналичить

    • He decided to cash out his stocks before the market dropped.
    • She cashed out her retirement fund early.
    • The investor cashed out of the company for a profit.

    Synonymscash inconvertliquidaterealizeredeemsellwithdraw

    Antonymsinvest

  2. Leave or exitinformalamerican

    To withdraw from a situation, often to take profits or avoid risk.

    ruВыйти из дела

    • After the big win, he cashed out and left the casino.
    • The entrepreneur cashed out of the startup after the acquisition.
    • They cashed out of the deal when the terms changed.

    Synonymsbail outexitget outliquidatepull outwithdraw

    Antonymscommitengageremainstay

  3. Die (slang)slangamerican

    A slang term meaning to die or pass away.

    ruОткинуться (сленг)

    • He cashed out after a long battle with illness.
    • The old man cashed out peacefully in his sleep.
    • If I keep working this hard, I'll cash out early.

    Synonymsbuy the farmcash incheck outcroakexpirekick the bucketpass awayperishpop off

Forms
  • cashed out past participle
  • cashed out past simple
  • cashing out present participle
  • cashes out third person singular

Base verbcash

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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