life insurance

英 [ˈlaɪf ɪnʃʊərəns]

美 [ˈlaɪf ɪnʃʊrəns]

n.  人寿保险

医学

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牛津词典

noun

• 人寿保险
  a type of insurance in which you make regular payments so that you receive a sum of money when you are a particular age, or so that your family will receive a sum of money when you die
  1. a life insurance policy
     人寿保险单

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 人寿保险
  Life insuranceis a form of insurance in which a person makes regular payments to an insurance company, in return for a sum of money to be paid to them after a period of time, or to their family if they die.
  1. I have also taken out a life insurance policy on him just in case.
     为防万一，我还给他买了一份人寿保险。

英英释义

noun

• insurance paid to named beneficiaries when the insured person dies
  1. in England they call life insurance life assurance
  Synonym:life assurance

双语例句

• This rule is important to the insurant under the long-term life insurance contract.
  此规则对于长期人寿保险合同下的被保险人意义重大。
• I have life insurance and my home and its contents are also insured.
  我买了人寿保险，我的家和里面的东西也都入了保。
• You get tax benefit on the investment in life insurance.
  你的税务优惠对投资于人寿保险。
• Traditionally, the major employers of actuaries have been life insurance companies, superannuation funds and actuarial consulting firms.
  传统上，主要的雇主，精算师已人寿保险公司，退休金基金和精算的顾问公司。
• It appeared that the deceased had increased his life insurance shortly before the accident.
  死者似乎在事故前不久增加了他的人寿保险额。
• Life insurance and personal accident policies are not indemnity contracts.
  人寿保险和人身意外保险的保险单不是赔偿合同。
• Most employers provide very basic life insurance for all their employees.
  多数雇主为他们所有的雇员提供非常基本的人寿保险。
• You must buy the credit life insurance before you can buy the disability insurance
  你必须先购买信用人寿保险，方可购买伤残保险。
• You purchased the life insurance policies of nine.
  你购买了9人的人寿保单。
• Offering life insurance and total and permanent disability cover with superannuation can help attract and retain employees.
  提供人寿保险、意外伤残保险和养老保险等有助于吸引和留住雇员。