cash

• Nom désignant l'argent sous forme de pièces et de billets, par opposition aux chèques, au crédit ou aux paiements numériques.

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

indénombrable

1. Physical moneyA1formal

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

   espèces (monnaie physique)

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

   Synonymescurrencyhard cashlegal tenderspecie

2. Money in generalA2informal

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

   Argent liquide / espèces

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

   Synonymesbreadcapitalcurrencydoughlegal tenderlootmoneymoolahpaymentready moneywherewithal

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'échanger un chèque, un bon ou un autre instrument financier contre de l'argent liquide.

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 espèces

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

   Synonymescash inconvertliquidaterealize

2. Profit fromB2informal

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

   Tirer profit

   • 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.

   Synonymescash in onexploitleveragemilk

Variantes phrasalcash incash in oncash out