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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesdeductible
/dɪˈdʌktəbəl/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A specified amount of money that the insured must pay before an insurance company will pay a claim.
"We have a $500 deductible on our car insurance policy."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from medieval Latin deductibilis, from Latin deducere 'lead down, subtract' (see deduct).
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franchise
Transliteration: franchise
"Notre assurance comporte une franchise de 500 euros."
Selbstbeteiligung
Transliteration: Selbstbeteiligung
"Die Selbstbeteiligung für diesen Schadensfall beträgt 300 Euro."
franchigia
Transliteration: franchigia
"C'è una franchigia di 200 euro sulla nostra polizza."
deducible
Transliteration: deducible
"Tenemos que pagar el deducible antes de que el seguro cubra el resto."
franquia
Transliteration: franquia
"O valor da franquia do seguro do carro é de quinhentos reais."
कटौती योग्य राशि
Transliteration: katauti yogya rashi
"बीमा दावा करने से पहले कटौती योग्य राशि का भुगतान करना होगा।"
免赔额
Transliteration: miǎnpéi é
"我们的汽车保险有一笔五百美元的免赔额。"
자기부담금
Transliteration: jagibudamgeum
"우리 보험에는 500달러의 자기부담금이 있습니다."
免責金額
Transliteration: menseki kingaku
"この保険には5万円の免責金額が設定されています。"
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