pay in cash — to pay for something using physical money (bills and coins) rather than credit cards, checks, or digital payments
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to pay for something using physical money (bills and coins) rather than credit cards, checks, or digital payments
Pronunciation (IPA): /peɪ ɪn kæʃ/
Example Sentences
- The street food vendor only accepts payment if you pay in cash - no plastic fantastic here!
- My grandmother insists we pay in cash because she doesn't trust 'those mysterious credit card machines.'
- Many small businesses offer a discount when customers pay in cash.
pay in cash
NOUN[/peɪ ɪn kæʃ/]
to pay for something using physical money (bills and coins) rather than credit cards, checks, or digital payments
to pay for something using physical money (bills and coins) rather than credit cards, checks, or digital payments
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“The street food vendor only accepts payment if you pay in cash - no plastic fantastic here!”
“My grandmother insists we pay in cash because she doesn't trust 'those mysterious credit card machines.'”
“Many small businesses offer a discount when customers pay in cash.”
“Due to technical issues, all customers must pay in cash today.”
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