cash out
phrasal verb·1 sense·particle out
Meanings
Take money from an account or investment
Why “out”? Pushing outward to eliminate. What is removed is sent away.
“He cashed out his shares.”
“She cashed out her account.”
Don't confuse with
Cash out means take money from an account or investment. Cash in means use a situation to make a profit.
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cash in
A contrast learners often mix up
Take advantage of a situation for profit
burn out
Same out pattern: removal
Become exhausted from overwork; (of a fire) Stop burning because there is no fuel left; (of an electrical device) Stop working because of overheating; Destroy a building or vehicle by fire
chuck out
Same out pattern: removal
Discard something
clean out
Same out pattern: removal
Remove the contents of a place and clean it thoroughly
clear out
Same out pattern: removal
Tidy by removing things you don't need
cross out
Same out pattern: removal
Mark for deletion
cut out
Same out pattern: removal
Remove by cutting; Stop eating, using, or doing something completely
ease out
Same out pattern: removal
Make someone leave a job or position gradually
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