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cash [kæʃ] n
gen. Bargeld n; Kohle f (ugs.: Geld, bes. Bargeld); einlösen; kaufen
bank. bar (comptant)
busin. Kassenbestand m; gegen Kasse
busin., labor.org., account. Guthaben n
comp., MS Bargeld n (A currency limited to money)
econ. einlösen (Scheck usw); einwechseln; einkassieren; zu Geld machen; realisieren; in bar auszahlen; bezahlen
emerg.care bar (Geld); Bargeld n
fin. flüssige Mittel; Kassenliquidität f; liquide Mittel erster Ordnung; Barmittel n
law bares Geld
mining. weicher Schiefer
st.exch., amer. per Kasse (Lieferung erfolgt am gleichen Tag)
tech. bar; Barschaft f; Barzahlung f; Kasse f
to cash n
fin. zu Geld machenKupons; einkassierenKupons; realisierenKupons n
cash [kæʃ] v
gen. vereinnahmen
busin. kassieren
cashes v
gen. nimmt
 English thesaurus
cash [kæʃ] n
gen. money in the form of notes/bills and coins, as opposed to cheques/checks or electronic transactions (uncountable: After you bounced those checks last time, they want to be paid in cash. wiktionary.org)
abbr. cashier (Vosoni)
arch. a place where money is kept, or where it is deposited and paid out (countable: This bank […] is properly a general cash, where every man lodges his money. (1787) • She was said to have amassed a great sum of money for ill use ; 20,000l. are known to be in her cash. (1852) wiktionary.org); a money box (countable: This bank […] is properly a general cash, where every man lodges his money. (1787) • She was said to have amassed a great sum of money for ill use ; 20,000l. are known to be in her cash. (1852) wiktionary.org)
canad. cash register (countable wiktionary.org)
fin. liquid assets, money that can be traded quickly (as distinct from assets that are invested and cannot be easily exchanged) (uncountable): Cash offers a return of virtually zero in many developed countries. wiktionary.org)
gambl. an instance of winning a cash prize (countable wiktionary.org)
inf. money (uncountable: Paying yourself first also implies that you have some understanding of your cash flow, which means that, yes, you must set a budget. wiktionary.org)
cash. abbr.
abbr., econ. cashier
CASH [kæʃ] abbr.
abbr. Community Accountancy Self Help; Compensation And Accountability To Soaked Homeowners; First Midwest Financial, Inc.; Computer Aided Service Handling (Ashton-Tate); Centralized Access to Supported Housing (в Канаде, помощь бездомным Leonid Dzhepko)
abbr., avia. computer aided system hardware
abbr., el. computer-aided systems hardware
abbr., med. Cancer And Steroid Hormone (study); Cardiac Arrest Study, Hamburg; chemotherapy-associated steatohepatitis (ННатальЯ); Commission for Administrative Services in Hospitals
abbr., mil., avia. computer aided sizing of helicopters
abbr., psychiat. Comprehensive Assesment of Symptoms and History
abbr., relig. The Continental Association Of Satan's Hope
cash [kæʃ] v
gen. to exchange a check/cheque for money in the form of notes/bills (transitive wiktionary.org)
cards, slang to obtain a payout from a tournament (poker slang wiktionary.org)
CASH [kæʃ] abbr.
abbr. Catalog of Available and Standard Hardware (VasilinaB)
abbr., oil computer-aided system hardware; computer-assisted subject heading
cash: 1515 phrases in 49 subjects
Accounting35
Agriculture32
Alternative dispute resolution38
American usage, not spelling1
Automobiles2
Banking47
British usage, not spelling2
Business151
Commerce5
Communications8
Computer networks6
Computers2
Construction1
Corporate governance1
Criminal law2
Customs5
Economy298
Electronics2
Environment2
European Union2
Figurative3
Finances321
Foreign trade28
General168
Germany3
Industry1
Informal11
Information technology4
Insurance45
International Monetary Fund96
International trade1
Labor law2
Labor organization1
Law30
Life sciences2
Marketing59
Microsoft12
Patents15
Politics1
Polygraphy5
Procedural law2
Psychology1
Security systems1
Social science7
Statistics7
Stock Exchange6
Taxes11
Technology24
Transport6