Collocation
I need to make a claim.
To state officially that something is true, often to request money or compensation from an insurance company, government, or other entity.
Definition
'I need to make a claim.' is a common English collocation. To state officially that something is true, often to request money or compensation from an insurance company, government, or other entity.
make + a + claim
“After the car accident, she had to make a claim on her insurance.”
Examples
- I need to make a claim for the damaged goods I received.
- He decided to make a claim after losing his luggage on the flight.
- The company will make a claim against the vendor for the faulty products.
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- She had to make a claim with the airline for her significantly delayed flight.
- They made a claim for compensation after the injury occurred at work.
- You should make a claim as soon as possible to ensure timely processing.
- Despite the difficulties, the lawyer advised them to proceed and make a claim for damages.
- They were hesitant to make a claim, fearing it would significantly affect their insurance premium.
- The insurance agent helped him make a claim for his stolen bicycle.
- Before you make a claim, gather all your supporting documents and evidence.
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