built-in coverage

[/ˈbɪlt ɪn ˈkʌvərɪdʒ/]
nounpl: built-in coverages
cobertura integrada
1. Insurance or protection that is automatically included as part of a standard policy or product without requiring additional purchase or enrollment
The car insurance policy includes built-in coverage for roadside assistance.
A apólice de seguro do carro inclui cobertura integrada para assistência na estrada.
2. A feature or benefit that comes as a standard component of a service, product, or system
Modern smartphones have built-in coverage against water damage.
Os smartphones modernos têm proteção integrada contra danos causados por água.
3. In insurance terms, protection against specific risks that are included by default in a policy
The health insurance plan offers built-in coverage for preventive care.
O plano de seguro de saúde oferece cobertura integrada para cuidados preventivos.
In Brazil, 'cobertura integrada' is commonly used in insurance marketing and product descriptions. Brazilian consumers often prioritize products with built-in coverage to avoid unexpected costs. In the USA, this term is widely used in insurance, automotive, and technology industries to highlight value-added features.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
included coveragestandard coveragecomprehensive coveragedefault protectionautomatic coverage
Antonyms / Antônimos
optional coverageadditional coverageexcluded coveragesupplemental coverage

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
cobertura integrada
Most common term in insurance and product contexts
General Brazilian Portuguese
cobertura incluída
Alternative form emphasizing inclusion
São Paulo
cobertura padrão
Used in business and corporate insurance contexts
Portugal
cobertura incorporada
More formal European Portuguese variant

Related Words

insurance policycoverage limitdeductiblepremiumriderclaimbenefit

Related Idioms & Phrases

comes with the territory
part and parcel
no additional cost
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