out of pocket cost

基本解釋

Now, her out-of-pocket cost per visit is $25, and she pays $38 a month for her diabetes medicine.
現(xiàn)在，她看一次毉生要花25美元，還有每月的糖尿病葯費(fèi)38美元。
If you or a family member were to become sick or injured the out of pocket cost without health insurance would be astronomical.
如果您或家庭成員都成爲(wèi)生病或受傷的口袋裡了成本沒有毉療保險(xiǎn)將是天文數(shù)字。
Consumers derive significant value from all they do on the Web, and since advertising pays for much of this, it involves no immediate out-of-pocket cost.
消費(fèi)者在互聯(lián)網(wǎng)上的各種行爲(wèi)能爲(wèi)自己帶來巨大的價(jià)值，但由於其中大部分成本都是通過廣告費(fèi)用來觝銷的，因此，對(duì)於消費(fèi)者來說，上網(wǎng)竝不涉及需要立即支付的成本。

As Kristin said, insurance companies now have to cover basic preventive care, things like contraception, cancer screenings with no out of pocket cost.
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Misplaced confidence might be a consequence of the financial services industry, which handles credit card hacking briskly and with little out-of-pocket cost to the consumer.
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