航運和物流

Noun

• in an insurance contract, a person who is not the insurance company or the insured person, but who will receive money if they suffer loss or damage caused by the insured person.

Noun

• a person or company who gives advice about and sells insurance for an insurance company or number of insurance companies.

Noun

• a person or group that has made an agreement with an insurance company that it will provide insurance against particular risks.

Verb

• protect someone or something against loss, damage, accident, etc., by insurance.

Noun

• a part of the cost of an accident, injury, etc. that you agree to pay yourself when you buy insurance:

Noun

• the analysis done by the insurer to determine the specific costs of a claim.

Noun

• the money spent in a hospital for medicine, doctors’ fees, tests, etc.

Verb

• the customer pays the expenses first and the insurance company pays the customer back after a claim is filed.

Noun

• medical expenses which are covered by the insurance policy.

Noun

• insurance which covers travellers in foreign countries, usually covers medical expenses, sometimes additional expenses.

Noun

• the details of a policy including exclusions and premium information; terms can also refer to the time frame that the policy covers or includes.

Noun

• the amount of money the policy will pay after a claim.

Noun

• an event such as a natural disaster, car accident, or injury which causes damage to a person or to property.

Phrase

• send paperwork in which details an event in order to get money from the insurance company.

Noun

• the filing of an accident, natural disaster or death in order to get money from insurance company.