cash in

profitieren, Kapital schlagen

Eine Gelegenheit oder Situation nutzen, um Geld oder einen anderen Vorteil zu gewinnen.

In einfachem Englisch: To use an opportunity or situation to gain money or another advantage.

• They hope to cash in on the trend.
• Several companies cashed in on her sudden fame.
• Are these sellers trying to cash in on people's fears?

So benutzt man es: cash in on something (The shop cashed in on the growing demand for bicycles.)

Synonyme: profit from, capitalize on, take advantage of

Häufige Wendungen: cash in quickly, cash in early, cash in again

zu Geld machen, einlösen

Etwas Wertvolles, etwa Spieljetons oder eine Geldanlage, gegen Geld eintauschen.

In einfachem Englisch: To exchange something valuable, such as game tokens or an investment, for money.

• I want to cash in these chips.
• She cashed her bonds in last year.
• Can we cash in this winning ticket here?

So benutzt man es: cash in something (He cashed in his savings bonds to buy a car.); cash something in (Take your chips to the counter and cash them in.)

Synonyme: redeem, convert into cash

Häufige Wendungen: cash in chips, cash in bonds, cash in something

seine Schulden begleichen, abrechnen

Seine Schulden bezahlen und abrechnen, besonders nach dem Glücksspiel.

In einfachem Englisch: To pay what you owe and settle your accounts, especially after gambling.

• You still owe money, so cash in.
• He cashed in after paying all his gambling debts.
• We cannot close your account until you cash in.

Synonyme: settle up, pay up

Häufige Wendungen: cash in now, cash in fully, cash in tonight

sterben, den Löffel abgeben

Sterben, umgangssprachlich oder scherzhaft ausgedrückt.

In einfachem Englisch: To die, said in a casual or joking way.

• We all cash in eventually.
• The old gambler cashed in last winter.
• He joked that he would cash in before paying his debts.

Synonyme: die, kick the bucket, croak

Häufige Wendungen: cash in early, cash in someday