Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

SEGURO SIN/CON FRANQUICIA.

English translation:

Insurance policy with or without deductibles

Added to glossary by vantage
Sep 15, 2009 23:30
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Spanish term

SEGURO SIN/CON FRANQUICIA.

Spanish to English Other Tourism & Travel
Es un párrafo de lo que incluye uN PAQUETE DE HOTEL:

3 DIAS DE ALQUILER DE AUTO (ECONOMICO), SEGURO SIN /CON FRANQUICIA.
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Proposed translations

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Insurance policy with or without deductibles

mi sugerencia

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Referencias:

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Insurance - English to Spanish Translation
External Links: Insurance on Wikipedia · Insurance on Answers.com · Insurance on Urban Dictionary ... insurance with deductible = seguro con franquicia ...
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franquicia en un seguro [es-es=>en-gb] - WordReference Forums
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Una franquicia es franchise, ahora, en ese contexto no lo sé. ... Por ejemplo si una poliza de seguros tiene un deductible de USD $500.00 y hay daños ...
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WITHOUT DEDUCTIBLE : Sin franquicia. WITHOUT OUR RESPONSABILITY (wor) : Sin responsabilidad por nuestra parte. WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE : Seguro de ...
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Peer comment(s):

agree delveneto : franquicia = deductible in the US, afaik
17 mins
agree Erik Bry : a deductible
37 mins
agree patinba
41 mins
agree tazdog (X) : deductible is correct for US http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deductible
5 hrs
agree cmwilliams (X) : yes, deductible (US), excess (UK)
7 hrs
agree MPGS : :)
7 hrs
agree Jenni Lukac (X)
9 hrs
agree Nikki Graham : Agree with Cindy
9 hrs
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insurance with or without excess fee

Hope this helps!

Pocket Oxford Spanish Dictionary © 2005 Oxford University Press:

franquicia sustantivo femenino
(exención) exemption;
(en seguros) excess;

http://www.auto-kreta.com/insurance/

Insurance Coverage

The insurance includes ...
Third-party insurance
covering persons up to 500,000 Euro
and material damage up to 100,000 Euro
Fully Comprehensive Insurance without excess fee
Theft Liability Waiver (TLW) and Fire Insurance without excess fee
Passenger accident insurance (except for the driver)


Peer comment(s):

agree Pilar Ibarburu
12 mins
Muchisimas gracias pitranslation :)
agree James A. Walsh : For anywhere Outside the US, without a doubt :)
42 mins
Muchisimas gracias y saludos James :))
agree Jennifer Levey : Correct UK-friendly answer.
1 hr
Thank you very much mediamatrix :)
agree Rick Henry : I had originally agreed with "deductible" but reading it again, this really is the correct answer. In this case it looks it mean "at no extra charge"
2 hrs
Thank you very much Rick :)
agree tazdog (X) : excess is correct for UK etc. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deductible
5 hrs
Thank you very much Cindy :)
agree cmwilliams (X) : excess (no need to add 'fee')
7 hrs
Thank you very much cmwilliams :)
agree Evans (X) : yes, normally in English without the word fee
7 hrs
Thank you very much Gilla :)
agree Lucy Williams : yes, although I'd say with or without an excess
7 hrs
Thank you very much Lucy :)
agree Nikki Graham : Agree with Lucy and Cindy
9 hrs
Thank you very much Nikki :)
agree David Ronder : Yes, no 'fee'
10 hrs
Thank you very much David :)
agree Ius Translation
16 hrs
Thank you very much Ius Translation :)
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27 mins

Insurance without/with Franchise

It seems to be
Peer comment(s):

disagree tazdog (X) : franquicia is not "franchise" in this context. http://www.babylon.com/definition/deductible/Spanish
5 hrs
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10 hrs

Insurance with or without damage liability waiver / collision damage waiver (CDW)

Damage Liablity Waiver for UK car hire clients. CDW for most if not all others. See links below and/or Wiki entry - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damage_waiver
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14 hrs

insurance with/without a deductible clause

Law Dictionary. Editorial Heliasta
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