assicurativo

insurance

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Usage Note

Assicurativo is strictly an attributive adjective meaning 'relating to insurance': polizza assicurativa (insurance policy), settore assicurativo (insurance sector). Do not confuse with assicurato (insured) or assicuratore (insurer). It is formal and appears mainly in financial and legal texts.

Examples

"Ha stipulato un contratto assicurativo per la casa."

Natural Translation

He took out an insurance contract for the house.

Literal Translation

He has stipulated a contract insurance for the house.

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