cash in on sth phrasal verb
to get money or another advantage from an event or situation, often in an unfair way:
Her family have been accused of cashing in on her death.

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cash in on
cash in (on (something))
to make money doing something.
Companies developing this technology are not necessarily cashing in.

Criminals cannot cash in on their crimes by selling their stories to the newspapers.

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cash in on something
cash in (on (something))
to make money doing something.
Companies developing this technology are not necessarily cashing in.

Criminals cannot cash in on their crimes by selling their stories to the newspapers.

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cash in on
to make a lot of money at something; to make money from an opportunity
The small city cashed in on their success after the winter Olympics.

The former basketball player cashed in on his popularity to open a very successful restaurant.

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cash in on something
to make a lot of money at something; to make money from an opportunity
The small city cashed in on their success after the winter Olympics.

The former basketball player cashed in on his popularity to open a very successful restaurant.

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cash in on
v., informal To see (a chance) and profit by it; take advantage of (an opportunity or happening).
Mr. Brown cashed in on people's great interest in camping and sold three hundred tents.

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