insurance

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1 general::   noun ADJ. (fully) comprehensive | adequate | additional | long-term, short-term | national, social, state | personal, private | commercial | compulsory | voluntary | life | health, medical | animal, car, home, house, household, marine, motor | travel | accident, fire, legal expenses, unemployment | civil liability, liability, professional indemnity, public liability, third party | general | special VERB + INSURANCE have, maintain Have you got fully comprehensive insurance?(formal) The company maintains liability insurance for its directors and officers. | apply for | arrange, buy, get, obtain, purchase, take out The contract requires me to arrange my own insurance. The travel agent recommended that I take out travel insurance. | sell | pay I haven't paid the insurance yet this month. | claim (on) She set fire to her house and then claimed insurance. We claimed for the car repairs on the insurance. | offer (sb) | provide (sb with) INSURANCE + VERB cover sb/sth, pay for sth Does your personal accident insurance cover mountain rescue? Millions of people in the US are not covered by health insurance. The insurance will pay for the damage. INSURANCE + NOUN cover insurance cover for bodily injury to third parties | policy a personal insurance policy | scheme a national insurance scheme | contribution, payment, premium a monthly insurance premium | costs rising insurance costs | claim | money, payout He bought a new suit out of the insurance money. | broking, services | business, industry, market, sector | company, firm, fund, group | agent, broker, salesman, underwriter | certificate PREP. ~ against More people are taking out insurance against the high cost of dental care. | ~ for compulsory insurance for personal injury to employees | ~ on The court heard that he stood to gain millions in insurance on his wife. | ~ with Her insurance is with General Accident. PHRASES a certificate of insurance, a contract of insurance, a period of insurance If you make more than two claims in any period of insurance you may lose your no claim bonus.

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: insurance ADJECTIVES/NOUN + insurance health/medical insurance • None of her family have private health insurance. travel insurance • Most banks are also able to arrange travel insurance. car/motor insurance • He was fined for driving without motor insurance. house/home insurance • The damage may be covered by your house insurance. life insurance • Surprisingly few families have adequate life insurance. accident insurance • You also get free travel accident insurance if you pay for your tickets with a credit card. comprehensive insurance (= car insurance that pays for damage whether it is caused by you or by someone else ) • The cost of comprehensive insurance is likely to drop. third-party insurance (= insurance that pays money to someone who is hurt or whose property is damaged by something you have done ) • You are legally obliged to take out third-party insurance. insurance + NOUN an insurance policy (= an insurance agreement ) • This insurance policy represents excellent value for money. an insurance claim • She filed an insurance claim for the missing jewellery. insurance against • An extra lock on the door is an added insurance against burglars. an insurance company • Rachel works for an insurance company. an insurance broker (= a company or person that arranges and sells insurance to people ) • Bellingham practised as an insurance broker. an insurance scheme • The costs involved in private medical insurance schemes have risen steeply. an insurance premium (= money that you pay regularly to an insurance company ) • Your insurance premium is payable when you make your holiday booking. an insurance payment • He'd fallen behind with his insurance payments. an insurance certificate/a certificate of insurance • The courts recognize the insurance certificate as evidence of being insured. insurance cover • The scheme provides full insurance cover for pre-existing medical conditions. insurance fraud • Insurance fraud costs the industry millions of pounds each year. an insurance salesman • He offered me a post as a life insurance salesman. the insurance industry • The insurance industry is very competitive. verbs have insurance (= have an insurance policy ) • Do you have insurance on your yacht? be covered by insurance (= be included in an insurance policy ) • Flood damage isn't covered by the insurance. take out insurance (= buy an insurance policy ) • We decided to take out insurance on the house and its contents. get insurance informal: • I'm thinking of getting house insurance. buy insurance • You can buy insurance against risks of all kinds. claim something on your insurance (= get an insurance company to pay for something ) • He claimed the money back on his travel insurance. sell insurance • The company sells insurance alongside its electrical products. insurance covers something • The insurance covered the cost of rebuilding the house after the fire. insurance pays for something • His insurance paid for the damage to the car.

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