cash

UK:  [kæʃ]

US:  [kæʃ]

过去分词：cashed  现在分词：cashing  第三人称单数：cashes  

v.

1.赚钱

2.兑现

3.把…兑换现款;为…付[收]现款

4.【牌戏】先出(赢牌)

n.

1.现款,现金;〔口语〕钱;小额支票

2.(印度和中国旧时的)铜钱,小铜币

3.现货

4.软页岩层

5.快干烟叶

1 . It is not enough to ordain the segregation of client cash. Someone needs to see that it is done.
仅就隔离客户资金做出规定是不够的，还需要有人监督规定的执行情况。

2 . Lucky for you Christmas is just around the corner and everyone of you will run each other over to be the first one to the cash register.
对你们来说，幸运的是圣诞节近在眼前，你们每个人都要挤破头的抢占收银台的第一个排队的人。

3 . Magna International's chief executive Don Walker said he was "comfortable" putting the company's cash to work in acquisitions.
麦格纳国际（MagnaInternational）首席执行官唐•沃克（DonWalker）表示，他觉得将公司的现金用于收购很“合适”。

4 . Those payments are locked up in Citigroup interest-bearing accounts for a few years before employees can get their hands on the cash.
这部分薪酬被冻结在花旗的附息账户里，几年后员工才可以拿到手。

5 . If you pay with cash, you're giving up the opportunity to put that money to work for you for the rest of your life.
如果你用现金消费，你就失去了在未来的生活中使用它们的机会。