cashing的意思|cashing的解释-里氏词典

cashing ['kæʃiŋ]

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The shops are cashing in on temporary shortages by raising prices.
商店趁一时缺货而提高价格从中获利.
I have an arrangement with your bank to cash cheques here.
我已和贵方银行商妥，支票可以在此兑现。
I am not ready to go home; I am still cashing up.
我还不能回家，我正在结算今天的营业额。

The woman apparently had been cashing some of the victims' Social Security checks for several months, he said.
The stock market retreated slightly today in moderate trading, weakened by investors cashing profits from the strong gains of the previous two sessions.
Meanwhile, he said, Friday banking activity would be restricted to the cashing of pension checks and the paychecks of public and private employees.
Banks began cashing checks and permitting withdrawals Monday for the first time in more than two months, with strict limits on the amount to be taken out of an account.
The company reported higher second-quarter earnings, but some traders seemed intent on cashing in on the stock's recent gains.
Yesterday's session began quietly, with some investors cashing in their chips from the recent advance.
As a result, if you have two years of spending money in a money fund, you should be able to avoid cashing in part of your stock-fund portfolio in the midst of a market crash.
Sir, I refer to your article 'Plan ahead for Holiday Cash' (June 5/6). Your writer lays insufficient emphasis on the charges that may be levied on cashing travellers' cheques. I have very recently returned from Portugal.
Why is he cashing in now?
Hyundai Engineering & Construction became a major world player by cashing in on the 1970s building boom in the oil-producing nations.
The elementary school that Elvis Presley attended is cashing in on its most famous pupil, selling scraps of the maroon velveteen curtains that hung on the stage when Presley was a shy, barefoot boy singing at weekday devotionals.
In other words, managers began "cashing out" their ownership stakes to a significantly larger degree in later deals.
Now cashing in on the trend are farmers in Appalachia who are growing bass and salmon insted of corn and wheat.
The group's organizer, Peter G. Peterson, a former secretary of commerce, has become the high priest of parsimony, receiving confession from a host of business and other civic leaders whose organizations have spent years cashing government checks.
The Dow started off the week about eight points shy of its post-crash high, and traders began the session by cashing in on the previous weeks' gains.
"And, he's not cashing in his chips," Shapiro added, referring to collectors who sell for profit.
Otherwise, analysts said, it appeared that some traders were cashing in on the market's recent gains, believing it was due for at least a pause after its steady advance in recent months.
And it's not just the older folks, say dance instructors who are cashing in on the trend.
Dollars are still available where it is profitable to the bank, for example at the bank's American Express desk, where a 5% charge in hard currency is applied for cashing travelers' checks.
A disturbing question emerges: Isn't LifeStyles cashing in on the AIDS crisis for its own profit?
But, he pointed out, they often must pay a penalty for withdrawing their money, which can discourage holders from cashing in.
The industry's worst nightmare has all those free fliers cashing in over a short period of time and gobbling up revenue-producing seats on many flights.
Plum Creek's "only concern," charged an angry Idaho Gov. Cecil Andrus after personally photographing a company clear-cut in 1987, "appears to be cashing out their equity at everyone else's expense." Plum Creek has grown accustomed to such talk.
Is there nothing the world's favourite ex-Soviet president won't do for publicity? Taking a cue from his old friend Ronald Reagan, Gorbachev is cashing in on his reputation now that he is free from the cares of office.
These investors are rushing to lock in the yields before they fall further. Traders said that many "yield chasers" have been cashing in short-term money market funds and Treasury bills and using the proceeds to buy longer-term securities.
They have the big advantage of security, provided both by the ability to provide replacements and the usual need to produce identification when cashing them.
With `1969,' I tried to recreate that warm bath that `On Golden Pond' had." Thompson had little interest in cashing in on his overnight success, and didn't start working on the screenplay of "1969" until four years ago.
The stock market kept its early-1989 rally in high gear today, overcoming some early selling by traders cashing in on recent gains.
In Chicago, where the company has 15 stores, a grocery chain called Dominick's recently began selling postage stamps, has installed automatic teller machines and has added check cashing and shoe-repair services.
But the rules had to be framed so that people weren't encouraged to go into the property-flipping business on their 55th birthdays, cashing in on the tax break over and over again.

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