When an insurance policy covers someone or something, the insurance company will pay out if the person is injured; or if something is damaged, stolen, etc.: [cubrir] The policy doesn’t cover accidents that happen abroad.
An arrangement in which a company collects money regularly in premiums from a person or organisation, and in return agrees to pay them a sum of money if they are involved in an accident, have something stolen, etc
Physical harm caused to something:
One of the conditions of an agreement, contract or legal document:
The possibility of a particular type of damage against which you are covered:
The amount paid for insurance during a particular period of time
A method of getting money illegally from a person or organisation often in a clever way:
Fraud
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