Definition
Definition of cashed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
transactionUS for which money has been paidUS
- The cashed items were delivered promptly.
2.
- After the long hike, I felt completely cashed.
Origin of cashed
Middle English, cash (money) + ed (suffix)
Terms with cashed included in their meaning
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finance
cheque that cannot be cashed or is worthless
not cashed
not converted into cash
finance
cheque that can be cashed by anyone holding it
Examples of cashed in a sentence
All cashed transactions are recorded in the ledger. The batteries in the remote are cashed. His energy was cashed after the marathon.
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- French:payé, crevé, ...
- German:bezahlt, fertig, ...
- Italian:incassato, sfinito, ...
- Spanish:pagado, agotado, ...
- Portuguese:pago, esgotado, ...
- Chinese:已付款的, 筋疲力尽的, ...
- Japanese:支払済みの, 疲れ果てた, ...
- Arabic:مَصْروف, مُنْهَك, ...
- Hebrew:מְשֻׁלָּם, גָמוּר, ...
- Russian:оплаченный, выжатый, ...
- Ukrainian:оплачений, виснажений, ...
- Hindi:भुगतान किया हुआ, थका हुआ, ...
Definition of cash - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
physical moneymoney in the form of notes and coins
- She paid for the groceries with cash.
2.
payment methodimmediate payment for goods or services
- The store offers a discount for purchases made with cash..
3.
informal moneymoney in general, especially readily available
- He always carries some cash for emergencies.
Verb
1.
financetr. exchange a check for moneytr.
- She went to the bank to cash her check.
2.
liquidatetr. turn an asset or investment into spendable moneytr.
- She needed to cash her stocks to cover the expenses..
3.
pokerintr. Rare US obtain a payout from a tournamentintr. Rare US
- He managed to cash in the poker tournament.
Images of cash
money in the form of notes and coins 
money in general, especially readily available
Expressions with cash
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exchange for money, typically a voucher or coupon
She decided to cash in her gift cards at the store..
withdraw money from a business or investment
She cashed out her shares of the company for a large sum..
attempt to earn money quickly with little effort
Many considered the sequel to be a mere cash grab..
having little money available despite owning valuable assets
Despite owning multiple properties, he was cash poor and struggled to pay bills..
in the form of physical money rather than checks or credit
He preferred to be paid cash in hand for his work..
holding money is safest or most useful in uncertain markets
When prices swing wildly, many traders say cash is king.
exchange something for money or value
He decided to cash it in at the bank.
money in physical form like coins and notes
He prefers to be paid in cold hard cash.
having a lot of money
He walked into the store loaded with cash.
make promises or threats that are impossible to keep or carry out
During negotiations, Mark kept writing cheques he couldn't cash with bold expansion promises.
make promises or threats that cannot be fulfilled
Don't write checks you couldn't cash in front of the team.
make promises you cannot fulfill
He tends to write cheques you cannot cash with his big talk.
take advantage of a situation for profit
She cashed in on the stock market boom.
count money taken by a business daily
The cashier stayed late to cash up.
money in the form of cash, readily available
He paid for the car in cold cash.
show off money to impress others
He loves to flash the cash at parties to impress everyone.
having a lot of money
After winning the lottery, he was flush with cash.
spend a lot of money freely
They decided to splash the cash on a luxury vacation.
having very little money available
After the holiday season, many people are strapped for cash.
pay money reluctantly or with difficulty
He had to stump up the cash for the repairs.
business generating steady high profits
The smartphone division is the company's cash cow.
shortage of available money for spending
The company faced a cash crunch during the recession.
die or pass away
He cashed in your chips peacefully in his sleep.
make promises or claims that cannot be fulfilled
During the campaign, the candidate kept writing cheques he couldn't cash.
Origin of cash
Tamil, kācu (coin)
Examples of cash in a sentence
The vendor only accepts cash payments. He paid for the meal in cash. The vendor only accepts cash for small purchases. She paid in cash at the market. The thief stole a bag full of cash. He needed to cash his paycheck quickly.
They cashed the lottery ticket at the store. He decided to cash his bonds for the down payment. They had to cash their savings to pay for the trip. She hopes to cash in the next big game. Many players failed to cash this year.
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- French:espèces, encaisser, ...
- German:Bargeld, kassieren, ...
- Italian:contanti, incassare, ...
- Spanish:efectivo, cobrar, ...
- Portuguese:dinheiro, descontar, ...
- Chinese:现金, 兑现, ...
- Japanese:現金, 現金にする, ...
- Arabic:نَقْد, صَرَفَ, ...
- Hebrew:מְזוּמָן, לִפְדּוֹת, ...
- Russian:наличные, обналичивать, ...
- Ukrainian:готівка, обміняти чек, ...
- Hindi:नकद, भुनाना, ...
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