Cash in
/kæʃ in/B2
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1. To exchange something, such as a bond or a coupon, for cash.
- He decided to cash in his bonds to pay for the vacation.
- At the casino, she cashed in her chips for money.
2. To take advantage of a situation or opportunity for personal profit.
- The company quickly cashed in on the new technology trend.
- He cashed in on his fame by launching a brand of clothing.
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