cash in on
Verb
Meaning
take advantage of or capitalize on
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Blinken’s eagerness to cash in on the warfare state -- when not a formal part of the government's war-making apparatus -- is well-documented and chilling.
As a result of all this, the future of both versions of O'Brien are in serious jeopardy, and if you're looking to cash in on the termination of his head coaching career, you can do that.
Facebook’s Instagram too has launched ‘Reels’ within its app to cash in on the spurt in usage of such platforms after the TikTok ban.
For Pokemon GO players wanting to cash in on a dark type Pokemon, here are tips for beating the Mega Houndoom raid boss and harvesting its energy.
Haritha Karma Sena members are now being encouraged to cash in on the demand for segregated materials among vendors involved in recycling.
If you believe Facebook has a rocky few weeks ahead, but you're optimistic the company and its advertisers will ultimately come together and work it out, this Facebook call spread is a great, low-cost, low-risk way to cash in on that idea.