fully comp
adjective UK informal uk/ˌfʌl.i ˈkɒmp/ us/ˌfʌl.i ˈkɑːmp/
（保险等）综合性的，全额补偿的（fully comprehensive 的简略说法）
short for fully comprehensive : used to describe insurance that gives full financial protection, including for the driver or vehicle that has the insurance as well as any damage caused to others by that driver or vehicle
John pays £550 a year for fully comp cover. 约翰买了综合全险，每年支付550英镑。
He can drive my car. He's fully comp. 他可以开我的车。他有全险。
See also: comprehensive insurance
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- You need to add road tax and fully comp insurance to the cost of fuel.
- With car insurance, you've got third party, a third party fire and theft version and then a fully comp version.
- It's times like this when you wish you were fully comp.
fully comp
noun [ U ] UK informal uk/ˌfʌl.i ˈkɒmp/ us/ˌfʌl.i ˈkɑːmp/
综合性全额保险，综合全险（fully comprehensive 的简略说法）
short for fully comprehensive : insurance that gives full financial protection, including for the driver or vehicle that has the insurance as well as any damage caused to others by that driver or vehicle
If you drive, it's best to go for fully comp. 你要开车的话，最好买综合全险。
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- He's got fully comp on his car.
- Fully comp doesn't cover windscreens, by the way.
fully comp
adverb UK informal uk/ˌfʌl.i ˈkɒmp/ us/ˌfʌl.i ˈkɑːmp/
综合性全额保险地，综合全险地
in a way that gives full financial protection, including for the driver or vehicle that has the insurance as well as any damage caused to others by that driver or vehicle
She drives a three-year-old Toyota, which is insured fully comp for £300 a year. 她开的是一辆三年车龄的丰田车，每年投保300英镑的全险。
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