total
total, adj. 1. Whole; not divided; full; complete. 2. Utter; absolute.
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total loss of eyesight
total loss of eyesight 全盲；视力全失 指完全丧失视力或现存视力在正常光线下虽可辨别明与暗，但已无法分清各种颜色或事物；在有些情况下，该词指视力丧失至已无法继续从事自己本职工作的程度。
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totality of the circumstances test
totality-of-the-circumstances test. Criminal procedure. A standard for determining whether hearsay (such as an informant’s tip) is sufficiently reliable to establish probable cause for an arrest or search warrant. • Under this test — which replaced Aguilar–Spinelli’s two-pronged approach — the reliability of the hearsay is weighed by focusing on the entire situation as described in
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total assignment
An assignment empowering the assignee to enforce the entire right for the benefit of the assignor or others. • Examples are assignment to secure an obligation and assignment to a trustee.
total loss
The complete destruction of insured property so that nothing of value remains and the subject matter no longer exists in its original form. • Generally, a loss is total if, after the damage occurs, no substantial remnant remains standing that a reasonably prudent uninsured owner, desiring to rebuild, would use as a basis to restore
actual total loss
actual total loss (海上保险)实际全损 指保险标的物全部毁灭，或标的物受损以致失去原有的用途，或被保险人已无可挽回地丧失了保险标的物。在这种情况下，不需发出委付通知。
total and permanent disability
total and permanent disability 完全而永久地丧失工作能力(→permanent disability; total disability)
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total physical disability
total physical disability 体能丧失；体能全损 指不能行动。
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total incorporation
total incorporation 〈美〉全部合并 (→incorporation controversy)
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