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insurance in Czech

insurance in Czech is pojištění, pojistka, pojišťovna — insurance means an arrangement where you pay a company regularly so it covers you financially if something bad happens.

insurance in Czech

pojištění
noun
A means of indemnity against a future occurrence of an uncertain event.
pojistka
noun
A means of indemnity against a future occurrence of an uncertain event.
pojišťovna
noun
The business of providing insurance.

What does "insurance" mean?

  1. noun An arrangement where you pay a company regularly so it covers you financially if something bad happens.
    "They took out car insurance before their first road trip."
  2. noun Any action taken in advance to protect against a possible future problem.
    "He kept a spare key as insurance against getting locked out."
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insurance in a sentence

  • They took out car insurance before their first road trip.
  • Health insurance covered most of the hospital bill.
  • He kept a spare key as insurance against getting locked out.

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What is "insurance" in Czech?

"insurance" in Czech is pojištění, pojistka, pojišťovna. insurance means: An arrangement where you pay a company regularly so it covers you financially if something bad happens.

How do you use "insurance" in a sentence?

Example: "They took out car insurance before their first road trip." In Czech, "insurance" is pojištění, pojistka, pojišťovna.

Are there other ways to say "insurance" in Czech?

Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "insurance": pojištění, pojistka, pojišťovna.

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