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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Cash in?
Hi, what does it mean in this sentence
"First of the Ninth was an old cavalry division that had cashed in its horses for choppers
and gone tear-assing around Nam looking for the ***."
Thanks.
"First of the Ninth was an old cavalry division that had cashed in its horses for choppers
and gone tear-assing around Nam looking for the ***."
Thanks.
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Cash in means to exchange for cash; in this case, to sell. So they sold their horses. Then with the money they got for the horses, they bought choppers.
- Cash in means to exchange for cash; in this case, to sell.
- So they sold their horses.
- Then with the money they got for the horses, they bought choppers.
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Cash in means to exchange for cash; in this case, to sell. So they sold their horses. Then with the money they got for the horses, they bought choppers.
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