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deductible adj.可扣除的n.可减免的东西；扣除条款 (1) 可扣除的计划或收益年份，额外的金额和计划限制内的金额的计算。(2) 每项选择都隐约显示出业务员打算达成的业绩，就像购买保险的人对于扣除条款与优惠条款的选择，也会透露他的健康状况一样。 The Latin deducere, meaning "to derive," eventually became the word deduct, meaning "to take away." In the mid-19th Century, the word deductible was born, meaning something "may be deducted." As a noun, a deductible is something you pay, such as your insurance deductible. As an adjective, deductible describes something you can subtract from a total, usually from your taxes. Andy Warhol once said, “Employees make the best dates. You don't have to pick them up and they're always tax-deductible.”

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英 [dɪ'dʌktəbl] 美 [dɪ'dʌktəbl] (1) Computation of plan or benefit year deductible, carryover and inside plan limits.(2) Each choice implicitly reveals how much the salesperson plans to sell, much as an insurance subscriber's choice of deductible and premium reveals how sick she is. Deductible can be the amount you have to pay before your insurance kicks in, or it can mean an amount you can take off your taxes for various payments you have already made. Strange that one deductible can be so friendly and the other one so mean.

英语单词	deductible
英美音标	英 [dɪ'dʌktəbl] 美 [dɪ'dʌktəbl]
中文释义	adj.可扣除的 n.可减免的东西；扣除条款
英语例句	(1) Computation of plan or benefit year deductible, carryover and inside plan limits. (2) Each choice implicitly reveals how much the salesperson plans to sell, much as an insurance subscriber's choice of deductible and premium reveals how sick she is.
中文例句	(1) 可扣除的计划或收益年份，额外的金额和计划限制内的金额的计算。 (2) 每项选择都隐约显示出业务员打算达成的业绩，就像购买保险的人对于扣除条款与优惠条款的选择，也会透露他的健康状况一样。
vocabulary简明	Deductible can be the amount you have to pay before your insurance kicks in, or it can mean an amount you can take off your taxes for various payments you have already made. Strange that one deductible can be so friendly and the other one so mean.
vocabulary扩展	The Latin deducere, meaning "to derive," eventually became the word deduct, meaning "to take away." In the mid-19th Century, the word deductible was born, meaning something "may be deducted." As a noun, a deductible is something you pay, such as your insurance deductible. As an adjective, deductible describes something you can subtract from a total, usually from your taxes. Andy Warhol once said, “Employees make the best dates. You don't have to pick them up and they're always tax-deductible.”

Deductible Insurance Meaning Plan Choice Reveals Amount Word