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encash
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encash [ɪnˈkæʃ]
vb
(Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) (tr) Brit formal to exchange (a cheque) for cash
encashable  adj
encashment  n
Translations
encash [ɪnˈkæʃ] VT → cobrar, hacer efectivo
encash
vt cheque etc → einlösen
encash [ɪnˈkæʃ] vt (Brit) (frm) → incassare
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