[uncountable] money in the form of coins or notes/bills现金◆We offer discounts for customers paying (in) cash.我们向现金付款的顾客提供折扣。◆I'll give you the rest of the money in cash.剩下的钱我给你现金。◆You can make cash withdrawals of up to $500 a day.你一天可以从银行账户中提取最多不超过 500 元的现金。⨁to have / hold / pay / withdraw cash有／持有／支付／提取现金 money generally, especially if it is immediately available钱，现款（尤指立即可获得的金钱）◆Telecoms companies are known for generating (= producing) cash.电信公司因赚钱而闻名。◆Shareholders have accepted a $10 a share cash offer.股东已接受每股 10 元的现款开价。⨁to be short of / generate / need / raise / run out of cash缺少／赚取／需要／筹集／用完现金 ●cash ˈdown (BrE) (also ˌcash up ˈfront, NAmE, BrE )
(Commerce 商业) with immediate payment of cash即付现款；即期付款◆We paid $100 cash down and then 10 monthly installments of $20.我们先付 100 元现款，然后分期每月付 20 元，10 个月付清。●ˌcash in ˈhand (informal) if you pay for goods and services cash in hand, you pay in cash, especially so that the person being paid can avoid paying tax on the amount现金支付（收款人可避免纳税）◆He took his payments cash in hand.他收到的款项是用现金支付的。◆cash-in-hand jobs付现钱的工作 (NAmE also ˌcash on ˈhand) (Accounting 会计) money that you have and can use immediately现金◆Our reserves consist of cash in hand and deposits at the bank.我们的储备包括现金和银行存款。●ˌcash up ˈfront

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