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    An underwriter is the person — or the company — who decides whether to take on someone else's risk, and on what terms. In insurance, which is the main use, the underwriter is the one who looks at your case (your age, your health, your car, your factory, your ship) and decides whether the company will insure you, how much you must pay, and what will not be covered. So when your insurance application is "with the underwriters", it is being judged, not just processed.

    An underwriterUnderwriter(核保/承銷人員) is是 the person — or the company — who decides whether to take on someone else's risk, and on what terms決定要不要承擔別人的風險、以及用什麼條件承擔的那個人或公司。In insurance, which is the main use在保險業(這是最主要的用法)裡,the underwriter is the one who looks at your case (your age, your health, your car, your factory, your ship)underwriter是審查你的狀況的人(你的年齡、健康、車子、工廠、船),and decides whether the company will insure you, how much you must pay, and what will not be covered並且決定公司要不要保你、你要付多少錢,以及哪些不會理賠。So when your insurance application is "with the underwriters"所以當你的保險申請「with the underwriters(在核保人員手上)」時,it is being judged, not just processed它是正在被審查,而不只是被例行處理。

    The same word is used in finance: when a company sells shares to the public for the first time, an investment bank acts as underwriter — it promises to buy whatever shares the public does not, so the company is sure to get its money. In both cases the underwriter is the one who says "if it goes wrong, that lands on me", and charges for standing there.

    The same word is used in finance同一個字也用在金融業:when a company sells shares to the public for the first time當一家公司第一次公開賣股票給大眾時,an investment bank acts as underwriter投資銀行會擔任underwriter(承銷商)——it promises to buy whatever shares the public does not它承諾買下大眾沒買完的股票,so the company is sure to get its money讓公司一定拿得到錢。In both cases the underwriter is the one who says "if it goes wrong, that lands on me"這兩種情況裡underwriter都是那個說「如果出問題,算我的」的人,and charges for standing there而且會為了站在那個位置收費。

    This is a workplace word, not a conversation word: you will meet it in contracts, job titles, and business news far more than in speech. Though actually, in Taiwan the everyday face of insurance is the who visits you; the underwriter is the invisible person behind them who approves or refuses the policy, which is why students often have not met the idea even in Chinese.

    This is a workplace word, not a conversation word這是個職場用字,不是聊天用字:you will meet it in contracts, job titles, and business news far more than in speech你在合約、職稱、財經新聞裡遇到它的機會,遠多於在口語裡。Though actually, in Taiwan the everyday face of insurance is the salesperson who visits you不過其實在台灣,保險日常接觸到的是來拜訪你的業務員;the underwriter is the invisible person behind them who approves or refuses the policyunderwriter是業務員背後那個看不見、決定核准或拒保的人,which is why students often have not met the idea even in Chinese這也是為什麼學生連中文的概念都常常沒接觸過。

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組成underwrite + -er (a person who does it). Underwrite is literally "to write under" — the old picture is of someone signing their name at the bottom of a document to say they accept the risk written above it. The -er turns the action into the person.

同家族的字

  • underwritethe verb it comes from; to agree to accept the risk or cost
  • writersame -er on the same write; one who writes
  • underlinesame under 'beneath'; to draw a line below

原始詞典資料3 筆記錄

以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。

underwriternoun

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    An entity assuming a financial risk.

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    businessinsuranceA person working for an insurance company who arranges and authorizes an insurance policy with a broker or insured.

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    businessfinanceAn entity undertaking to market newly issued securities.

    • They were the underwriters of the company's shares, but only on a "best efforts" basis.

資料來源:英文維基詞典 English WiktionaryCC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。