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If somebody says "take something out of petty cash", what does he mean or imply? I do know what "petty cash" is, but I can't understand what he means by that phrase. Any help is appreciated !
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MengMeng said:If somebody says "take something out of petty cash", what does he mean or imply? I do know what "petty cash" is, but I can't understand what he means by that phrase. Any help is appreciated !
Thanks a lot !
abdial said:MengMeng said:If somebody says "take something out of petty cash", what does he mean or imply? I do know what "petty cash" is, but I can't understand what he means by that phrase. Any help is appreciated !
Thanks a lot !
I've always understood the phrase: "take something out of petty cash" to be a shorthand of saying, "take the money out of petty cash to buy it".
For example, (I must be a teacher) "Take lunch out of petty cash." means, "Take the money to buy lunch from petty cash."
That's how I've always heard it used.
Hope this helps!
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