Gadit

cash in

Definitions (2)
1verbTo exchange something for money, especially to convert an investment or asset into cash.
She decided to cash in her stocks before the market dropped.
He cashed in his vacation days for extra pay.
They cashed in their chips at the casino.
2verbTo take advantage of a situation for personal gain, often in a way that is seen as opportunistic.
The company cashed in on the new trend by releasing a similar product.
He cashed in on his fame by launching a clothing line.
They cashed in on the holiday rush by offering special discounts.
Word Origin
Language
English
Originally meant
To convert something into cash or take advantage of a situation for profit.
Background
The phrase 'cash in' originally referred to exchanging poker chips for money in gambling. Over time, it has come to mean taking advantage of any situation for personal gain.