When talking about car insurance, one common mistake made by Chinese English mistake is the use of "deduction" instead of "deductible". ! h# L5 @ l3 k. e) v# G& A 6 A k9 ]9 l! D; w- h3 z# v" EThen what's the difference between these two words?
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deductible COULD be a N , too. + U8 M, s- ^/ P: J. i, j5 T
8 I9 f3 ~8 I1 G& \7 U6 F2 k4 Wa specified amount of money that the insured must pay before an insurance company will pay a claim. * ?9 @2 M; p7 ~( \, P& `$ v0 N: _8 L0 P* P" |: A. e6 }' c! W5 w, p
it's a confusing terminology.
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' ^- V( [6 m: m; G9 j9 b, P( hdeductible COULD be a N , too. 3 ]8 g$ G, q& }2 t$ [9 s! z. q* f+ A# `6 U5 v! Z
a specified amount of money that the insured must pay before an insurance company will pay a claim. . D* F$ V& |# \' I2 |( k4 V 2 N7 P. |2 l( ?9 d0 Q; kit's a confusing terminology.) z* H1 ~4 R' u( e
hahaeion 发表于 2011-3-4 00:55