cash

• Sustantivo que designa dinero en forma de monedas y billetes, en contraposición a cheques, crédito o formas de pago digitales.

A noun referring to money in the form of coins and banknotes, as opposed to checks, credit, or digital forms of payment.

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1. Physical moneyA1formal

   Money in the form of coins and banknotes, as opposed to checks, credit cards, or digital payments.

   Dinero en efectivo

   • Do you have any cash on you?
   • The store only accepts cash payments.
   • He withdrew cash from the ATM.

   Sinónimoscurrencyhard cashlegal tenderspecie

2. Money in generalA2informal

   Money in any form, especially when considered as a liquid asset or immediate payment.

   Dinero en efectivo

   • I'm a bit short on cash this month.
   • The company is struggling with cash flow.
   • She paid cash for the car.

   Sinónimosbreadcapitalcurrencydoughlegal tenderlootmoneymoolahpaymentready moneywherewithal

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de intercambiar un cheque, vale u otro instrumento financiero por dinero en efectivo; también puede referirse a convertir algo en dinero líquido.

A verb used to indicate the act of exchanging a check, voucher, or other financial instrument for money in the form of cash.

1. Convert to cashB1formal

   To exchange a check, bond, or other financial instrument for money.

   Convertir en efectivo

   • She cashed her paycheck at the bank.
   • He cashed the traveler's checks before his trip.
   • You can cash this voucher at any store.

   Sinónimoscash inconvertliquidaterealize

2. Profit fromB2informal

   To take advantage of a situation to gain money or benefit.

   sacar provecho económico

   • The company cashed in on the holiday shopping season.
   • He cashed out his investments early.
   • They cashed in on the popularity of the new trend.

   Sinónimoscash in onexploitleveragemilk

Variantes phrasalcash incash in oncash out