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Collocations for premium - noun

1. extra value/price

ADJECTIVE

hefty, high
The company is charging a pretty hefty premium for access to their network.
small
additional, extra
price

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VERB + premium

pay
Electricity companies pay a premium for renewable energy.
charge
place, put
command
collect, earn, receive

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PREPOSITION

at a premium
Good hotels are at a premium (= difficult to obtain and therefore expensive).
premium of
bought at a premium of 40% above the current market price
premium on
The company places a high premium on customer loyalty.

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2. payment for insurance

ADJECTIVE

annual, monthly, regular (esp. BrE)
high, low, small
Intense competition has kept premiums low.
insurance
risk
There's a risk premium of probably $10 a barrel built into oil prices.
equity
equity risk premiums
health-care (esp. AmE), health-insurance
malpractice (esp. AmE)
the rising cost of medical malpractice insurance premiums

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VERB + premium

pay
afford
keep up
We're struggling to keep up our premiums.
increase, raise
The insurance company has increased our premiums.
cut, lower, reduce

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premium + VERB

go up, increase, rise
My insurance premiums increase each year.
fall, go down
cost sth
The additional premium costs $1 800 a year.

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premium + NOUN

payment, rate
increase

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PREPOSITION

premium for
the premiums for your pension plan
premium on
Premiums on many cars will go up this year.

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Collocations for premium - adj.

Premium is used with these nouns:
brand, product, service

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