cash out

• Verbo frasal que significa convertir un activo, inversión o valor en dinero en efectivo, o retirarse de una situación llevándose la parte del dinero que corresponde.

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.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Convert to cashinformalamerican

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

   liquidar, convertir en efectivo

   • 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.

   Sinónimoscash inconvertliquidaterealizeredeemsellwithdraw

   Antónimosinvest

2. Leave or exitinformalamerican

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

   retirarse (de una situación)

   • 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.

   Sinónimosbail outexitget outliquidatepull outwithdraw

   Antónimoscommitengageremainstay

3. Die (slang)slangamerican

   A slang term meaning to die or pass away.

   Estirar la pata

   • 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.

   Sinónimosbuy the farmcash incheck outcroakexpirekick the bucketpass awayperishpop off

Verbo basecash