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cash [kæ∫]1. noun• cash or charge? (in shop) vous payez cash ou par carte ?• how much cash have you got? combien d'argent tu as ?[+ cheque] encaisser3. compounds• he made me a cash offer il m'a offert de l'argent ► cash point noun (British) ( = cash dispenser) distributeur m (automatique) de billets[+ bonds, savings certificates] réaliser* * *[kæʃ] 1.1) ( notes and coin) espèces fpl, argent m liquide£3,000 (in) cash — 3000 livres sterling en espèces
2) ( money in general) argent m3) ( immediate payment) comptant mdiscount for cash — remise f pour paiement comptant
2.£50 cash in hand ou cash down — 50 livres sterling en liquide
noun modifier [ advance, book] de caisse; [ offer, sale, discount, transaction] au comptant; [ alternative, deposit, sum, refund, prize] en espèces; [ price] comptant3.transitive verb encaisser [cheque]Phrasal Verbs:- cash in -
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A n1 ( notes and coins) espèces fpl, argent m liquide ; to pay in cash payer en espèces ; £3,000 (in) cash 3 000 livres sterling en espèces ; to be paid cash in hand être payé en espèces ; I haven't got any cash on me je n'ai pas d'argent liquide ;3 ( immediate payment) comptant m ; will it be cash or credit? est-ce que vous payez (au) comptant ou à crédit? ; discount for cash remise f pour paiement comptant ; £50 cash in hand ou cash down 50 livres sterling en liquide.B modif [advance, book, float] de caisse ; [bid, offer, sale, terms, discount, transaction] au comptant ; [allowance, alternative, compensation, deposit, grant, sum, refund, prize] en espèces ; [price] comptant.■ cash in:▶ cash in en profiter ; to cash in on tirer profit de, profiter de [popularity, publicity, event, death] ;▶ cash in [sth], cash [sth] in se faire rembourser, réaliser [bond, token, insurance policy] ; US encaisser [check] ; encaisser [gambling chips].■ cash up faire la caisse.
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