Cash in on
/kæʃ ɪn ɒn /B2
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1. To take advantage of a situation or event to make money or gain a benefit.
- Many companies are trying to cash in on the growing trend of remote work.
- With the popularity of vintage fashion rising, some are cashing in on their old clothes by selling them online.
2. To benefit from a situation, often in a way that is considered opportunistic or unprincipled.
- Some investors cashed in on the market crash by buying stocks at a lower price.
- He cashed in on his friend's misfortune to advance his own business project.
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