Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
to be bound
Portuguese translation:
se compromete a observar/cumprir/agir em conformidade com
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Sep 19, 2018 12:57
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English term
to be bound
English to Portuguese
Law/Patents
Insurance
Car insurance
"In accessing and using this website, you acknowledge that you have read, understood and agree *to be bound* by the following terms."
"I agree and understand that any information, insurance quotes applications or endorsements provided to the Company or agent *are not bound* until underwriting review and final approval"
"A valid Florida license must be provided within 45 days of coverage *being bound*."
"I agree and understand that any information, insurance quotes applications or endorsements provided to the Company or agent *are not bound* until underwriting review and final approval"
"A valid Florida license must be provided within 45 days of coverage *being bound*."
Proposed translations
(Portuguese)
4 +4 | se compromete a observar/cumprir/agir em conformidade com | Mario Freitas |
3 +2 | ficar vinculado | Ana Vozone |
3 +1 | estar sujeito ou obrigado/tornar-se efetivo/ser confirmado | expressisverbis |
Proposed translations
+4
4 hrs
Selected
se compromete a observar/cumprir/agir em conformidade com
A construção em PT deve ser diferente. Não dá para usar a voz passiva em PT neste caso.
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Comment: "Selected automatically based on peer agreement."
+2
12 mins
ficar vinculado
Sugestão.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
16 mins
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Obrigada, Teresa!
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agree |
Teresa Freixinho
25 mins
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Obrigada, Teresa!
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+1
1 hr
estar sujeito ou obrigado/tornar-se efetivo/ser confirmado
Penso que poderia utilizar estes verbos nas frases que indicou na pergunta e é assim que interpreto, de acordo com o que pesquisei no âmbito dos seguros:
"...to be bound by the following terms." = "... estar sujeito aos termos seguintes:"
"... are not bound until underwriting review…" = "... só se tornam efetivos até à análise da subscrição…"
"... within 45 days of coverage being bound." = "... no prazo de 45 dias após a cobertura ser confirmada/após confirmação da cobertura."
The Definition of Binding
Binding is, by definition, the act of imposing a duty to keep a commitment. In the insurance industry, binding refers to insurance coverage, and means that coverage is in place, although a policy has yet to be issued.
https://smallbusiness.chron.com/binding-mean-insurance-31759...
If you meet with your Independent Insurance Agent to obtain an insurance policy, your agent may mention that your policy has been “bound”.
What exactly does that mean?
When your agent binds a policy, it means that he or she, as a representative of the insurance company, confirms that coverage is in place.
Your insurance coverage can be bound one of two ways: coverage can be bound through the insurance company issuing the policy or by the verbal or written commitment (called a “binder”) of an authorized representative of the company, such as an agent. A verbal or written binder is generally used to address the time period between the effective date of coverage and when the policy or endorsement is issued by the insurance company.
https://www.wnins.com/resources/personal/features/binding.sh...
"...to be bound by the following terms." = "... estar sujeito aos termos seguintes:"
"... are not bound until underwriting review…" = "... só se tornam efetivos até à análise da subscrição…"
"... within 45 days of coverage being bound." = "... no prazo de 45 dias após a cobertura ser confirmada/após confirmação da cobertura."
The Definition of Binding
Binding is, by definition, the act of imposing a duty to keep a commitment. In the insurance industry, binding refers to insurance coverage, and means that coverage is in place, although a policy has yet to be issued.
https://smallbusiness.chron.com/binding-mean-insurance-31759...
If you meet with your Independent Insurance Agent to obtain an insurance policy, your agent may mention that your policy has been “bound”.
What exactly does that mean?
When your agent binds a policy, it means that he or she, as a representative of the insurance company, confirms that coverage is in place.
Your insurance coverage can be bound one of two ways: coverage can be bound through the insurance company issuing the policy or by the verbal or written commitment (called a “binder”) of an authorized representative of the company, such as an agent. A verbal or written binder is generally used to address the time period between the effective date of coverage and when the policy or endorsement is issued by the insurance company.
https://www.wnins.com/resources/personal/features/binding.sh...
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