0 present participle of cash --
1 to exchange a cheque, etc. for cash: --
Would you cash a cheque for me?
Obviously people were cashing in very quickly after the flotation of these three companies, which was well under the actual value.
Were that done many manufacturers who are cashing in on the ignorance of the people might be hounded out of business.
They will be discouraged from cashing in some assets to use the money elsewhere.
In such instances, what is wrong with people having a bank account and cashing cheques at a time and a post office of their choice?
The shareholder is not hurt because he nearly always has the opportunity of cashing in and selling his shares.
That is not very different from cashing an order book now.
I suggest that it is just as important to keep people from cashing in their previous savings as it is to make fresh savings.
The card could be used, for instance, to satisfy shopkeepers about identity when cashing cheques, or by landlords when querying drinkers' ages.
