cash

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈkæʃ/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/kæʃ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(kash)

Inflections of 'cash' (n):
cash
n (Uncountable sense(s): no inflections)
cash
npl (For the Asian coin)

Collocations for "cash"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "cash" in context.

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cash

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. a [regular, stable, low, steady] flow of cash
  2. [found, had] [$5,000] in cash
  3. had [$400] in cash on him
  4. How much cash do you have on you?
  5. stole [$400] in cash
  6. [withdraw, deposit, pay] [$400] in cash
  7. paid [in advance, up front, on the day] in cash
  8. pay (him) in cash (for)
  9. [pay, have] [$70,000] in ready cash
  10. (pay me) in cold hard cash
  11. paid with her [hard-, honestly] earned cash
  12. Would you like pay by cash or card?
  13. The payment was [made, received] in cash.
  14. [stash, store, hide] the cash
  15. [count, divide, split up] the cash
  16. raising cash for [charity, university fees]
  17. [came up with, coughed up, found] the cash [to, for]
  18. [has loads of, is loaded with] cash
  19. is flush with cash [right now, at the moment]
  20. am [flat, completely] out of cash
  21. am short of cash (right now)
  22. don't have enough cash to [buy, pay]
  23. [plans, intends] to spend the cash on
  24. [plans, wants] to use the cash to [buy, fund, pay for]
  25. UK: He splashed the cash on a [holiday, luxury car].
  26. [works at, runs] a cash and carry
  27. [accepts, takes, uses, offers] cash on delivery
n as adj
  1. a cash-on-delivery [system, service, option]
  2. [has, runs] a cash-and-carry store
  3. a cash [purchase, transaction, payment]
  4. has a cash [dividend, value] of
  5. [offers, has, comes with] a cash prize of
  6. a guaranteed cash prize
  7. pay at the cash register
  8. [lock up, put away] the cash box
  9. is suffering a cash crisis
  10. [is, became, turned it into] a cash cow
  11. a [regular, steady, stable, low] cash flow
  12. the [organization, business, company] cash flow
  13. [ensure, have] a steady cash flow
'cash' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
accrual - advance - amount - balance - barter - bonus - card - carry - chip - chunk - constant - cough - cow - criminal - crop - delivery - dependent - deposit - dirty - discount - dispense - expense - ferret - fiddle - float - flow - flush - fork - front - giddy - gold - handful - hard - healthy - hoard - housekeeping - hurt - incentive - jam - job - kitty - landlord - lending - low on - mattress - money - payment - person - petty - pocket

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