Cash-in
Pronunciation: /ˈkæʃ- ˈɪn/
Cash-in (verb)
- To change something you own into money, especially when you sell it or use it to get payment.
- To use an opportunity or advantage to gain money or benefit.
- To receive money from a document or account by asking for it to be paid to you.
Examples
- She cashes in her savings to pay the bill.
- They cash in the reward points for travel.