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Definition of insured in English: insuredadjective ɪnˈʃʊədɪnˈʃʊrd Covered by insurance. 投过保的，被保险的 投过保的小汽车。 Example sentencesExamples - And they have introduced a balance billing system whereby the insured patient must pay extra to make up the shortfall.
- This unique policy covers accidental risks of both the insured pupil and his or her earning parent.
- Where the pledge covers goods, the customer undertakes to keep them fully insured and promises to pay all charges due for their storage.
- In hospitals, insured patients are more likely to receive traditional Chinese medicine.
- Risks are spread among pools of insured people so that premiums for individuals are not unaffordable.
- The bill for an insured patient depends on the contract between the carrier and the hospital.
- Furthermore, since physical impairment benefits are not linked to the income earning capability of the insured person the cover is limited by the assurance company.
- Often it's cheaper to replace insured goods yourself rather than risk increased premiums.
- Pace won't steal an insured car, so he returns the Mustang and goes hunting for a new one.
- She must prove that, on the balance of probabilities, and insured risk has materialised.
- The additional attraction with all-risks cover is that this insurance covers your insured articles on a 24-hour basis in all locations worldwide.
- The insured person must usually have been ill for a delay period (three to six months) before the income starts to become payable.
- Because insured patients face no financial barrier to the utilization of care, economic theory predicts that the quantity demanded should increase.
- Annual premiums would shoot up to $230 for every $100,000 of insured deposits.
- Tell the insured patients that they can see any doctor they wish.
- On 12 March 1991 the war risks cover was again renewed for 12 months with an insured value of US $5 million.
- In addition there will be further claims in respect of loss of spare parts and other insured risks.
- However the accident that occurred to that car was in fact when another car rammed it while it was stationary, so the insured car was stationary, even though it had bald tyres.
- Check that the car is properly insured, paying particular attention to any excess clause.
- An insured attorney worked with a client for many years, including setting up certain business organizations.
nounɪnˈʃʊədɪnˈʃʊrd the insuredA person or organization covered by insurance. 被保险人（或组织） compensation for the death of the insured Example sentencesExamples - In that case the insured claimed a monthly income benefit under a group insurance policy.
- On the affordability of such product the life insurer said the product is merely an extension of benefits such as life cover and disability to the period while the insured is still alive.
- Some six months after the matter arose and after his policy had expired, the insured decided to report the matter to his professional liability insurer.
- The reward fund pays $50,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of someone who has hacked into the insured's systems.
- The policy must be in a form approved by the Revenue, in respect of annual premiums which are paid by the insured during his/her life.
- If the damage is small, the insured may have to carry the total loss himself or if the damage does not exceed the total excesses payable, the insured may find himself seriously out of pocket.
- This type of insurance is also known as critical illness cover and pays out a lump sum when the insured is diagnosed with a serious illness covered under the policy.
- They may enjoy the benefits while paying their premiums, but when a claim occurs and the insurer becomes aware of the fact that the insured was not a proper pensioner, problems can arise.
- A plaintiff in such an action proved his case by putting in the judgment against the insured, the insurance policy and proof of non-payment.
- For instance, some life insurance companies need to maintain data 99 years after the death of the insured.
- On the death of the insured, term insurance pays the face value of the policy to the named beneficiary.
- According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, in addition to having insurance premiums to pay, more than half of the insured pay a deductible.
- Also, the premium is guaranteed to remain the same for the lifetime of the insured.
- The first question is whether the broker acts as agent of the insured, of the insurer, or of both.
- Essentially, it is an investment, similar to purchasing bonds that mature upon the insured's death.
- The insurer has the right to repudiate a claim not only when the insured has misrepresented material information but also if he failed to disclose such information.
- Inclusion of personal accident benefits covers death and permanent disablement of the insured.
- For example, if the insured is using jet skis or speedboats and they cause injury to third parties, most travel policies will not cover claims made against you by the injured person.
- To some extent this has been reflected already in the passing back of part of the benefit to the insured.
- Waiver of the premium is a mandatory benefit so the insured will not pay premiums while collecting a long-term care benefit.
Definition of insured in US English: insuredadjectiveinˈSHo͝ordɪnˈʃʊrd Covered by insurance. 投过保的，被保险的 投过保的小汽车。 a privately insured patient 有私人保险的病人。 上过保险的风险。 Example sentencesExamples - Annual premiums would shoot up to $230 for every $100,000 of insured deposits.
- In addition there will be further claims in respect of loss of spare parts and other insured risks.
- This unique policy covers accidental risks of both the insured pupil and his or her earning parent.
- On 12 March 1991 the war risks cover was again renewed for 12 months with an insured value of US $5 million.
- And they have introduced a balance billing system whereby the insured patient must pay extra to make up the shortfall.
- Tell the insured patients that they can see any doctor they wish.
- The bill for an insured patient depends on the contract between the carrier and the hospital.
- She must prove that, on the balance of probabilities, and insured risk has materialised.
- In hospitals, insured patients are more likely to receive traditional Chinese medicine.
- Check that the car is properly insured, paying particular attention to any excess clause.
- Often it's cheaper to replace insured goods yourself rather than risk increased premiums.
- Risks are spread among pools of insured people so that premiums for individuals are not unaffordable.
- The additional attraction with all-risks cover is that this insurance covers your insured articles on a 24-hour basis in all locations worldwide.
- Where the pledge covers goods, the customer undertakes to keep them fully insured and promises to pay all charges due for their storage.
- An insured attorney worked with a client for many years, including setting up certain business organizations.
- Furthermore, since physical impairment benefits are not linked to the income earning capability of the insured person the cover is limited by the assurance company.
- Because insured patients face no financial barrier to the utilization of care, economic theory predicts that the quantity demanded should increase.
- However the accident that occurred to that car was in fact when another car rammed it while it was stationary, so the insured car was stationary, even though it had bald tyres.
- The insured person must usually have been ill for a delay period (three to six months) before the income starts to become payable.
- Pace won't steal an insured car, so he returns the Mustang and goes hunting for a new one.
nouninˈSHo͝ordɪnˈʃʊrd the insuredA person or organization covered by insurance. 被保险人（或组织） Example sentencesExamples - If the damage is small, the insured may have to carry the total loss himself or if the damage does not exceed the total excesses payable, the insured may find himself seriously out of pocket.
- The insurer has the right to repudiate a claim not only when the insured has misrepresented material information but also if he failed to disclose such information.
- According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, in addition to having insurance premiums to pay, more than half of the insured pay a deductible.
- Essentially, it is an investment, similar to purchasing bonds that mature upon the insured's death.
- Inclusion of personal accident benefits covers death and permanent disablement of the insured.
- Also, the premium is guaranteed to remain the same for the lifetime of the insured.
- This type of insurance is also known as critical illness cover and pays out a lump sum when the insured is diagnosed with a serious illness covered under the policy.
- The reward fund pays $50,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of someone who has hacked into the insured's systems.
- For instance, some life insurance companies need to maintain data 99 years after the death of the insured.
- To some extent this has been reflected already in the passing back of part of the benefit to the insured.
- The first question is whether the broker acts as agent of the insured, of the insurer, or of both.
- On the death of the insured, term insurance pays the face value of the policy to the named beneficiary.
- For example, if the insured is using jet skis or speedboats and they cause injury to third parties, most travel policies will not cover claims made against you by the injured person.
- A plaintiff in such an action proved his case by putting in the judgment against the insured, the insurance policy and proof of non-payment.
- They may enjoy the benefits while paying their premiums, but when a claim occurs and the insurer becomes aware of the fact that the insured was not a proper pensioner, problems can arise.
- On the affordability of such product the life insurer said the product is merely an extension of benefits such as life cover and disability to the period while the insured is still alive.
- The policy must be in a form approved by the Revenue, in respect of annual premiums which are paid by the insured during his/her life.
- Some six months after the matter arose and after his policy had expired, the insured decided to report the matter to his professional liability insurer.
- In that case the insured claimed a monthly income benefit under a group insurance policy.
- Waiver of the premium is a mandatory benefit so the insured will not pay premiums while collecting a long-term care benefit.
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