Tra từ insurance - Từ điển Oxford Learners Wordfinder Dictionary

events causing damage, injury, loss, etc ACCIDENT
- a kind of contract (= written agreement) in which, in return for a regular payment, a company agrees to pay you a sum of money if you lose sth, become ill, etc: insurance (against sth) (noun U)
insurance against accidental injury
- insurance in case you die suddenly: life insurance
- insurance in case you become ill: health insurance, medical insurance
- insurance in case you have an accident or you lose sth when you are travelling: travel insurance
- insurance in case your house is damaged or sth is stolen from it: household insurance
- insurance in case your car is damaged or stolen: motor insurance, car insurance
- the most basic motor insurance: third party insurance; a fuller and more expensive motor insurance: comprehensive insurance
※ arranging insurance
- a company that specializes in insurance: insurance company
- a person who sells insurance: insurance salesman/woman (plurals salesmen/women), insurance broker
- if you need insurance, you can take* out insurance (against sth), insure sb/sth (against sth)
I've taken out health insurance. ◎ It is sensible to insure the contents of your house against theft.
- to have insurance against sth: be covered (against sth)
Are you covered against fire damage?
- the agreement that you make with an insurance company, or the document that shows this: (insurance) policy
a life insurance policy
- the amount of money that you pay regularly to an insurance company: premium
to pay monthly premiums of ※£30
※ getting money from an insurance company
- to ask for money from an insurance company after you have been injured, etc: claim (sth), claim (on sth)
Can't you claim on your insurance for the camera you lost?
- when an insurance company gives money to sb who makes a claim, it pays* (sb) (sth), pays* out sth (to sb)
Insurance companies had to pay out millions of pounds after storms devastated southern England.