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Sense 1

  • noun
  • A2

Real money that you can hold — coins and paper notes — not money on a card or in a bank account.

  • Do you have any cash on you for the parking meter?

  • The barber only takes cash, so stop at a machine first.

  • She left a small tip in cash on the table.

  • Carrying that much cash around makes me nervous.

Common collocations: pay cash · pay in cash · cash only · cash machine · run out of cash · have cash on you

Part of: Bank and money, Shops and shopping

Sense 2 · less common

  • verb
  • B2

To give someone money for a cheque, or to get money for one at a bank.

  • You can cash the cheque at any branch until five.

  • The bank refused to cash it without a second signature.

  • He cashed his winnings and put half into savings.

Common collocations: cash a cheque · cash a check · cash it at the bank · refuse to cash

Part of: Bank and money, Public offices

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