premium betydelse and definition

Betydelse av premium på svenska

• 0 an amount that is more than usual:

  • We're willing to pay a premium for the best location.

  • Because of their location, these offices attract a premium.

  • The modified cars are available at a premium of five percent over the original price.

  • The busy shopper puts a premium on (= appreciates and will pay more for) finding everything in one big store.

• 1 an amount of money paid to get insurance:

  • Car insurance premiums have increased this year.

  • The premiums for healthcare plans are high.

• 2 the highest quality fuel that can be used in cars

• 3 used to refer to something that is of higher than usual quality:

  • premium ice cream

  • The building is on a premium site.

• 4 an amount of money paid at regular times to insure (= protect against risk) your health or life, or your home or possessions:

  • That could mean higher Medicare premiums for retirees.

• 5 something extra given or an extra amount charged:

  • You get a lipstick as a premium with the purchase of this makeup.

  • Our customers are willing to pay a premium for a superior product.

  • It’s possible to get a large apartment, but only at a premium.

  • The admissions office places a premium on a student’s character in the selection process.

• 6 of higher than usual quality or value:

  • premium gasoline

• 7 an amount of money that is more than usual:

  • We're willing to pay a premium for the best location.

  • attract/command a premium BMW, Mercedes, Volvo, and even Volkswagen have usually commanded a premium because they are seen as stylish.

• 8 →  premium pay

• 9 →  insurance premium

• 10 at a high price or a higher price than might be expected:

  • We made 2.20 a share this year, and are trading at a premium on the S&P 500.

  • at a premium to sth Investors had bid up the bank's shares in recent weeks, because they thought a bigger bank might buy the company at a premium to the current stock price.

• 11 to consider something to be very important or valuable:

  • The busy shopper puts a premium on finding everything in one big store.

• 12 of very high quality:

  • The premium package also provides higher screen resolution.

  • All high street banks offer some sort of "premium banking service" to wealthier customers.

• 13 very high, or higher than usual:

  • Experts advise businesses to switch to producing quality goods, which will be desirable to customers even at a premium price.