What does "cash in" mean?

To exchange for money; to take advantage To convert to cash or exploit an opportunity.

How do you use "cash in" in a sentence?

He cashed in his shares. She cashed in on her fame. Time to cash in your chips.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: To exchange for money; to take advantage

兑现；利用（机会）

Cobrar, canjear por dinero; aprovecharse

現金化する、（機会を）利用する

현금화하다, (기회를) 이용하다

To convert to cash or exploit an opportunity.

换成现金或利用机会获利。

Convertir en efectivo o sacar partido de una oportunidad.

現金に換える、またはチャンスを活かす。

현금으로 바꾸거나 기회를 활용하는 것.

Base verb: cash

Particle: in

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

He cashed in his shares.
他把股票兑现了
Vendió sus acciones
彼は株を現金化した
그는 주식을 현금화했다.
She cashed in on her fame.
她利用了自己的名气
Sacó partido de su fama
彼女は名声を利用した
그녀는 자신의 명성을 이용했다.
Time to cash in your chips.
该兑换筹码了
Es hora de canjear las fichas
チップを換金する時だ
칩을 환전할 때다.

Context: profit, exploitation

Tone: opportunistic

From exchanging tokens for cash.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal