I.
noun
1 money in the form of coins or notes
ADJECTIVE
▪ cold ( AmE ), hard , ready
▪
The drugs are sold for hard ~.
▪ petty
▪
I took £10 out of petty ~.
VERB + CASH
▪ pay , pay in
▪
We'll have to pay ~ for the tickets.
▪
I paid the bill in ~.
▪ hold
▪
The bank should hold enough ~ to satisfy customer demand.
▪ withdraw
▪ convert sth into , turn sth into
CASH + NOUN
▪ desk ( BrE ), drawer ( esp. AmE ) (see also cash register )
▪ dispenser ( BrE ), machine
▪
He withdrew £100 from a ~ machine.
▪ balance
▪ book
▪ transaction
▪ advance
PREPOSITION
▪ in ~
▪
The thieves stole $200 in ~.
▪
You can pay in ~ or by credit card.
PHRASES
▪ ~ in hand ( BrE , informal )
▪
He did the job for £300, ~ in hand.
▪ ~ on delivery
2 money in any form
ADJECTIVE
▪ ready , spare
▪ quick
▪
a chance to make some quick ~
▪ hard-earned
▪
I refuse to spend my hard-earned ~ on presents!
▪ campaign ( AmE )
▪ extra
VERB + CASH
▪ generate , raise
▪
They had a quiz to raise ~ for the hospital.
▪ be short of , be strapped for , run out of
▪ earn
▪ shell out , spend
▪ save
CASH + NOUN
▪ holdings , reserves , resources
▪ flow
▪
The company is having ~ flow problems.
▪ inflow , infusion , injection
▪ outflow
▪ deposit , payment , settlement
▪ value
▪ award , benefit , bonus , offer , prize
▪ management
▪ market
▪ crisis
▪ crop
▪
farmers who grow ~ crops for export
▪ economy
▪ cow (= a part of a business that always makes a profit)
II.
verb
Cash is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ bond , ↑ cheque