kæʃ ɪn ɒn
neutral
intermediate
- Base verb:
- cash
- Particles:
- in on
- Separable:
- No
What does "cash in on" mean?
To take advantage of a situation for gain
Examples
- The company cashed in on the demand for remote work tools.
- Several firms are trying to cash in on the AI trend.
- He cashed in on his early investment.
- Businesses cashed in on the shift to e-commerce.
How to use it
Can have a slightly negative connotation.
Similar expressions
capitalize on
profit from
exploit
Opposites
miss out on
squander
Related phrasal verbs
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