cashing

英 [ˈkæʃɪŋ]

美 [ˈkæʃɪŋ]

v.  兑现支票
cash的现在分词

经济

柯林斯词典

• See also:...two thousand pounds in cash.hard cashpetty cash
• N-UNCOUNT (尤指现成的)资金，钱
  Cashmeans the same as money, especially money which is immediately available.
  1. ...a state-owned financial-services group with plenty of cash.
     资金雄厚的国有金融服务集团
• VERB 兑现(支票)
  If youcasha cheque, you exchange it at a bank for the amount of money that it is worth.
  1. There are similar charges if you want to cash a cheque at a branch other than your own.
     如果你想在开户行以外的网点兑现支票，也要收取类似的费用。

双语例句

• Avoid cashing in a policy early as you could lose out heavily
  不要提早兑现保单，那样你可能会损失惨重。
• And it is not just businesses such as Uptown Girl that are cashing in on the trend.
  并不只是UptownGirl等业务在利用这种趋势。
• Some information technology companies are already cashing in on the rooftop greenery business.
  一些信息技术公司已经开始关注屋顶花园可能带来的商机。
• You can't take the goods away until you check out at the cashing counter.
  在收银台付款后你才可以把物品带走。
• It's a real problem cashing a traveller's check when the airport is crowded.
  机场上非常拥挤的时候，兑现旅游支票是件很麻烦的事。
• The freeloader ended up cashing in his fully refundable ticket and getting back all his money.
  这位蹭饭者最后得到了机票的全额退款。
• Roger paid the bill by cashing in some bonds.
  我已经不再关心怎样去支付账单了。
• Consumers spent by skimping on savings borrowing heavily or cashing in stock profits.
  消费者通过节俭存储、大额贷款和套现股票利润进行消费。
• High-rolling gamblers may soon be cashing in their chips with the great casino in the sky.
  出手阔绰的赌客也许不久后就能在空中的大赌场里兑现筹码。
• Cashing in small, easy-to-make profits while holding the losers.
  兑现容易挣的小利润，而持有亏损的股票。