perpetual coverage
[/pərˈpɛtʃuəl ˈkʌvərɪdʒ/]
nounpl: perpetual coverages
cobertura perpétua
1. Insurance or protection that continues indefinitely without expiration or termination
The insurance policy offers perpetual coverage for all structural damages.
A apólice de seguro oferece cobertura perpétua para todos os danos estruturais.
2. Continuous media or news coverage that extends without defined end dates or time limits
The journalist provided perpetual coverage of the ongoing political situation.
O jornalista forneceu cobertura perpétua da situação política em andamento.
3. In legal contexts, protection or rights that continue indefinitely
The patent granted perpetual coverage of the invention's intellectual property rights.
A patente concedeu cobertura perpétua dos direitos de propriedade intelectual da invenção.
In Brazil, perpetual coverage is commonly referenced in insurance contracts, especially for property and life insurance. In the USA, the term is prevalent in legal, insurance, and media contexts. The concept reflects consumer preferences for long-term security and peace of mind, making it a significant marketing point in the insurance industry across both countries.
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