英语词汇“insure”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

insure against something

insure | American Dictionary

insure
verb
us/ɪnˈʃʊər/

insureverb (MAKE CERTAIN)

(alsoensure)
to make something certain, or to be certain about something:
[ + (that) clause ]Because of the importance of the game, we wanted to insure (that) it would be televised.
[ T ]We had reporters check to insure the accuracy of the story.

insureverb (PROTECT)

[ T ]
to protect yourself or your property against damage or loss by making regular payments to a company that will pay for the damage or loss if it happens:
We’ve insured our house for $100,000.

insure | Business English

insure
verb[ I or T ]
INSURANCEuk /ɪnˈʃʊər/us
to protect yourself against risk by buying insurance from a company that will provide an agreed amount of money if a particular event happens, for example if you are killed or injured or if your possessions are damaged or stolen:
insure sb/sth/yourself against sthWe hadn't insured the bicycles against theft.
insure sth for sth The antique dealer said we should insure the desk for at least £2,000.
to provide insurance for someone or something:
insure sb/sth against sthWe can insure you against most of the risks involved in owning and operating a boat.

Phrasal verb

insure against sth

Examples of insure

insure
How people perceived the risk of fire and the advantages and disadvantages of insuring against it still provides scope for further research.
This consensual approach to diagnosis was used to insure uniform application of diagnostic standards throughout the sample.
In 2004, about 17 % of those insured within the second pillar belonged to pension funds under public law.
He believed that even more was required of modern citizens to insure a stable liberal system.
Ideally, they are an incentive for administrators to promote savings and avoid waste in order to insure full benefits to qualified recipients.
In particular, unemployed agents are chosen randomly and do not have the possibility of insuring themselves against unemployment risk.
Eligible recipients are insured full benefits and thus all obligatory costs eventually must be met.
To insure originality he set the rules of composition (which he never violated in his vocal productions) at defiance.
This general criterion not only allows one to optimize the force distribution but also indirectly insures the stability by minimizing roll and pitch angles.
And even for the fully insured the introduction of managed care has seen the emergence of problems that distort the ethical possibilities of healthcare.
Although many studies have reported such neglect, most have used a single "paper-and-pencil" question with no special care taken to insure attentive and motivated subjects.
More importantly, social security can partially insure individuals against different types of risk when asset markets are incomplete.
In other words, the moral hazard cost associated with failing to insure only a standardized portfolio is equal to 15 % of the current unfunded liability.
Employers can insure against sickness absence with private insurers, who levy experience-rated premiums.
This force feedback is needed for security constraints and to insure regularity and quality of parts.
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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

词汇	insure
释义	insure verb uk /ɪnˈʃɔːr/ us /ɪnˈʃʊr/ [ I or T, usually+ adv/prep ] to protect yourself against risk by regularly paying a special company that will provide a fixed amount of money if you are killed or injured or if your home or possessions are damaged, destroyed, or stolen: （给…上）保险，（为…）投保 be insured forThe house is insured for two million dollars.该房子投保了200万英镑。 be insured againstAll our household goods are insured against accidental damage.我们家里所有的物品都保了意外损失险。 [ + obj + to infinitive ]I'm not insured to drive his car.我没有相关的保险，不能开他的车。 [ T ] to provide insurance for someone or something: 为（某人或某物）提供保险;承保 They refused to insure us because they said we're too old.他们拒绝为我们提供保险，因为他们认为我们年纪太大了。 Many companies won't insure new or young drivers.许多公司是不会为新司机或年轻司机提供保险的。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Insurance actuarial assessor assurance bancassurance broking burial society comprehensive comprehensive insurance health coverage indemnification indemnify insurable life assurance mature non-network protect third-party insurance underwriter uninsurable uninsured Phrasal verb insure against something insure \| American Dictionary insure verb us/ɪnˈʃʊər/ insureverb (MAKE CERTAIN) (alsoensure) to make something certain, or to be certain about something: [ + (that) clause ]Because of the importance of the game, we wanted to insure (that) it would be televised. [ T ]We had reporters check to insure the accuracy of the story. insureverb (PROTECT) [ T ] to protect yourself or your property against damage or loss by making regular payments to a company that will pay for the damage or loss if it happens: We’ve insured our house for $100,000. insure \| Business English insure verb[ I or T ] INSURANCEuk /ɪnˈʃʊər/us to protect yourself against risk by buying insurance from a company that will provide an agreed amount of money if a particular event happens, for example if you are killed or injured or if your possessions are damaged or stolen: insure sb/sth/yourself against sthWe hadn't insured the bicycles against theft. insure sth for sth The antique dealer said we should insure the desk for at least £2,000. to provide insurance for someone or something: insure sb/sth against sthWe can insure you against most of the risks involved in owning and operating a boat. Phrasal verb insure against sth Examples of insure insure How people perceived the risk of fire and the advantages and disadvantages of insuring against it still provides scope for further research. This consensual approach to diagnosis was used to insure uniform application of diagnostic standards throughout the sample. In 2004, about 17 % of those insured within the second pillar belonged to pension funds under public law. He believed that even more was required of modern citizens to insure a stable liberal system. Ideally, they are an incentive for administrators to promote savings and avoid waste in order to insure full benefits to qualified recipients. In particular, unemployed agents are chosen randomly and do not have the possibility of insuring themselves against unemployment risk. Eligible recipients are insured full benefits and thus all obligatory costs eventually must be met. To insure originality he set the rules of composition (which he never violated in his vocal productions) at defiance. This general criterion not only allows one to optimize the force distribution but also indirectly insures the stability by minimizing roll and pitch angles. And even for the fully insured the introduction of managed care has seen the emergence of problems that distort the ethical possibilities of healthcare. Although many studies have reported such neglect, most have used a single "paper-and-pencil" question with no special care taken to insure attentive and motivated subjects. More importantly, social security can partially insure individuals against different types of risk when asset markets are incomplete. In other words, the moral hazard cost associated with failing to insure only a standardized portfolio is equal to 15 % of the current unfunded liability. Employers can insure against sickness absence with private insurers, who levy experience-rated premiums. This force feedback is needed for security constraints and to insure regularity and quality of parts. See all examples of insure These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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