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 coverage ['kʌvərɪdʒ]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 覆盖的范围, 保险总额, 新闻报导

[化] 可达范围; 覆盖度

[经] 保额, 保险总额, 综合保险单


  1. The wedding got massive media coverage.
    婚礼得到大众传播媒介的广泛报道。
  2. The television coverage of the event was rather sparse.
    电视上对这件事报道很少。
  3. The launch of their new saloon received much media coverage.
    他们投产的新轿车广获传媒报道.


coverage
[ noun ]
  1. the total amount and type of insurance carried

    2. <noun.possession>
  2. the extent to which something is covered

    3. <noun.attribute>
    the dictionary's coverage of standard English is excellent
  3. the news as presented by reporters for newspapers or radio or television

    4. <noun.communication>
    they accused the paper of biased coverage of race relations


Coverage \Cov"er*age\, n.
1. the range of items covered. Coverage may be small ({narrow
coverage}], or large ({broad coverage} or {wide
coverage}).
[PJC]

2. The aggregate of risks covered by the terms of a contract
of insurance.
[Webster 1913 Suppl.]

3. the state of being insured; insurance.
[PJC]

4. the areas reached by a radio transmission signal, or group
of people reached by a communications medium, such as
television or a newspaper.
[PJC]

5. the range of topics treated in a discourse or document, or
the depth to which a subject is discussed; as, a news
program may have extensive coverage of an event.
``gavel-to-gavel coverage of the Democratic convention.''
[PJC]

6. the news as presented by reporters for newspapers or radio
of television; as, they accused the paper of biased
coverage of race relations.

Syn: reporting, reportage.
[WordNet 1.5]

  1. In its annual report, the waste disposal concern disclosed that its Environmental Impairment Liability insurance coverage was dropped by a group of U.S. insurance companies last April.
  2. South Korean newspapers have attacked NBC for its coverage of an attack by South Korean boxing officials on a referee who awarded a match against a local favorite.
  3. More important, "the big risk is what happens after the guarantee period," if the holder decides to continue the coverage, says Glenn S. Daily, a New York insurance consultant.
  4. Weld also criticized Congress for excluding itself from coverage of conflict-of-interest laws, which former White House political director Lyn Nofziger was convicted last month of violating on behalf of scandal-plagued Wedtech Corp. and two other clients.
  5. The staff will produce seven hours of live news, weather and markets coverage every week day, and several half-hour summaries daily.
  6. He said that "even though the opposition is not completely satisfied, the electoral process is being channeled toward what the opposition wants." The government promised to put no restraints on campaigning or news coverage.
  7. That means carefully scripted, highly quotable utterances that make the candidate look strong and convey his message and will be rebroadcast time after time after time in the network news coverage that follows the debate.
  8. FBI spokesman Byron Gigler said coverage of the Wetterling abduction Thursday on the "Geraldo Rivera" show prompted about 75 calls from the public.
  9. Should that happen, "there would cease to be any competition in those lines of coverage based on the smoker-nonsmoker distinction, as no other companies offer such a discount in those lines," the order said.
  10. About half of those without health insurance said they would be willing to pay less than $600 annually for coverage, while those favoring national health insurance said they would be willing to pay, on average, $664 per year, for that coverage.
  11. About half of those without health insurance said they would be willing to pay less than $600 annually for coverage, while those favoring national health insurance said they would be willing to pay, on average, $664 per year, for that coverage.
  12. He contends that media coverage of the trial pressured more states to take action than might have otherwise.
  13. Whether you are buying a new home or have determined you need additional coverage on an existing policy, you should consult with your insurance agent to guarantee that you have the appropriate coverage.
  14. Whether you are buying a new home or have determined you need additional coverage on an existing policy, you should consult with your insurance agent to guarantee that you have the appropriate coverage.
  15. After calling more than a dozen carriers, she says, she finally found coverage that costs more than $1,200 a year.
  16. Because two-thirds of the uninsured are employed, this tax amounts to a subsidy for workers whose companies don't provide health coverage.
  17. Chubb has said that it issued 228 policies in the state for $8.7 million of coverage.
  18. Pearlstine credited the Journal's thorough coverage of the scandal for restoring the paper's credibility.
  19. 'The Japanese are very modest people, they appreciate a little more coverage,' explains Cavanaugh.
  20. The stock has been weighed down in recent weeks by CBS's own dour earnings projections, heavy spending on sports and program rights, unusual costs for news coverage of the Persian Gulf crisis and a soft advertising environment.
  21. A Christiana spokesman said that the real-estate investment and management concern has insurance coverage that will pay part of any award arising from the litigation, which involved the company's Christiana Community Builders subsidiary.
  22. But potential losses mount when the cost of war coverage, and the lost opportunities to plug midseason replacements, are added in.
  23. I wanted to help China but I see now that there is no hope." Chinese media criticized the Voice of America and U.S. television networks for their coverage of the violence in Beijing.
  24. The objective is to avoid the type of snafu that forced Dukakis out of prime time in 1984, the first year the three networks passed up gavel-to-gavel coverage in favor of an abbreviated approach.
  25. The panel said it was generally pleased with Westinghouse's program for training reactor operators, but the training was "missing coverage of reactors fundamentals" that are always included in training for commercial nuclear plants.
  26. Some advertisers seek to balance what they call biased news coverage.
  27. The press coverage has been very hurtful: it's a bit like taking a blow in the stomach because of the way it's been conducted, certainly from the other side.
  28. Other research has linked health-insurance coverage with access to care.
  29. The 33 million Medicare beneficiaries currently pay a monthly premium of $28.60 for Part B coverage, which pays for 80% of "reasonable charges" for doctors' services after the first $75.
  30. The Medicare surcharge for the elderly was approved by Congress last year to help finance coverage of catastrophic illnesses.
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