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Pronunciation: US /ˌkæʃ ˈʌp/

cash up means: To count the money a business has received, usually when it closes for the day.

verb

COUNT TAKINGSB2

To count the money a business has received, usually when it closes for the day.

  • I cash up every evening.
  • She cashed up the till after the shop closed.
  • Have you cashed up yet?

How to use it: cash up something (Please cash up the till before leaving.)

Similar words: count the takings

Common phrases: cash up the till, cash up at closing

EARN MONEYC2

To earn money from work or another activity.

  • I need to cash up this weekend.
  • He cashed up by doing extra work.
  • Can we cash up before the holidays?

Similar words: earn money

Common phrases: cash up quickly, cash up working

Questions about cash up

What does cash up mean?

To count the money a business has received, usually when it closes for the day.

What is cash up in other languages?

Türkçe: günlük hasılatı saymak · Español: hacer caja · Français: faire la caisse · Deutsch: die Kasse abrechnen · Italiano: fare cassa · 日本語: レジを締める

How do you pronounce cash up?

It is pronounced /ˌkæʃ ˈʌp/.

How do you use cash up in a sentence?

I cash up every evening. She cashed up the till after the shop closed.

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