Definition of Obamacare in English:

Obamacare

nounəʊˈbɑːməkɛːōˈbäməˌker

mass noun

1(in the US) an informal term for a federal law intended to improve access to health insurance for US citizens. The official name of the law is the Affordable Care Act or (in full) the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
supporters of Obamacare point out that private health insurance was hardly perfect before 2010
Example sentencesExamples
- Anyone who doesn't have health insurance in 2014 could face tax penalties under Obamacare.
- Passing Obamacare would be like performing exactly the opposite function of turning people into investors.
- Will your high-deductible plan still be available once Obamacare takes full effect?
- In its current draft form, Obamacare would authorize Medicare to pay for a consultation.
- The bill marks the 43rd time that House Republicans have voted to defund or repeal Obamacare.
- 'Obamacare' will have to tread a difficult path to retain choice and competition.
- Opponents of ObamaCare argue that this five-page section of a 1,000-page bill is actually an attempt to pressure senior citizens into opting out of expensive live-saving therapy.
- He has been in Congress for 40 years and was the fellow who held the gavel when Obamacare was passed in the House.
- Hospices, not surprisingly, support efforts in Obamacare to promote their services.
- Until other proposals to pay for health-care reform materialize, ObamaCare is essentially synonymous with the House bill.
1. 1.1 Health insurance made available through the Affordable Care Act.
  what happens if you don't have Obamacare and you are in an accident?
  Example sentencesExamples
  I just got a bill for my Obamacare.
  I plan not to have Obamacare.
  Mental health is covered by Obamacare.
  Among their signs: "We can't afford Obamacare!"
  Ten years ago I was out of work and believe me I would have been very happy to have Obamacare.

Origin

Early 21st century: from Obama (see Obama, Barack) and care, on the pattern of Medicare; the act was signed into law by President Obama in 2010.

Definition of Obamacare in US English:

Obamacare

nounōˈbäməˌker

1(in the US) an informal term for a federal law intended to improve access to health insurance for US citizens. The official name of the law is the Affordable Care Act or (in full) the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Colorado is running its own exchange under Obamacare
Example sentencesExamples
- Hospices, not surprisingly, support efforts in Obamacare to promote their services.
- In its current draft form, Obamacare would authorize Medicare to pay for a consultation.
- Opponents of ObamaCare argue that this five-page section of a 1,000-page bill is actually an attempt to pressure senior citizens into opting out of expensive live-saving therapy.
- The bill marks the 43rd time that House Republicans have voted to defund or repeal Obamacare.
- 'Obamacare' will have to tread a difficult path to retain choice and competition.
- He has been in Congress for 40 years and was the fellow who held the gavel when Obamacare was passed in the House.
- Will your high-deductible plan still be available once Obamacare takes full effect?
- Anyone who doesn't have health insurance in 2014 could face tax penalties under Obamacare.
- Passing Obamacare would be like performing exactly the opposite function of turning people into investors.
- Until other proposals to pay for health-care reform materialize, ObamaCare is essentially synonymous with the House bill.
1. 1.1 Health insurance made available through the Affordable Care Act.
  what happens if you don't have Obamacare and you are in an accident?
  Example sentencesExamples
  Mental health is covered by Obamacare.
  I just got a bill for my Obamacare.
  Among their signs: "We can't afford Obamacare!"
  Ten years ago I was out of work and believe me I would have been very happy to have Obamacare.
  I plan not to have Obamacare.

Origin

Early 21st century: from Obama (see Obama, Barack) and care, on the pattern of Medicare; the act was signed into law by President Obama in 2010.

单词	Obamacare
释义	Definition of Obamacare in English: Obamacare nounəʊˈbɑːməkɛːōˈbäməˌker mass noun 1(in the US) an informal term for a federal law intended to improve access to health insurance for US citizens. The official name of the law is the Affordable Care Act or (in full) the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. supporters of Obamacare point out that private health insurance was hardly perfect before 2010 Example sentencesExamples Anyone who doesn't have health insurance in 2014 could face tax penalties under Obamacare. Passing Obamacare would be like performing exactly the opposite function of turning people into investors. Will your high-deductible plan still be available once Obamacare takes full effect? In its current draft form, Obamacare would authorize Medicare to pay for a consultation. The bill marks the 43rd time that House Republicans have voted to defund or repeal Obamacare. 'Obamacare' will have to tread a difficult path to retain choice and competition. Opponents of ObamaCare argue that this five-page section of a 1,000-page bill is actually an attempt to pressure senior citizens into opting out of expensive live-saving therapy. He has been in Congress for 40 years and was the fellow who held the gavel when Obamacare was passed in the House. Hospices, not surprisingly, support efforts in Obamacare to promote their services. Until other proposals to pay for health-care reform materialize, ObamaCare is essentially synonymous with the House bill. 1.1 Health insurance made available through the Affordable Care Act. what happens if you don't have Obamacare and you are in an accident? Example sentencesExamples I just got a bill for my Obamacare. I plan not to have Obamacare. Mental health is covered by Obamacare. Among their signs: "We can't afford Obamacare!" Ten years ago I was out of work and believe me I would have been very happy to have Obamacare. Origin Early 21st century: from Obama (see Obama, Barack) and care, on the pattern of Medicare; the act was signed into law by President Obama in 2010. Definition of Obamacare in US English: Obamacare nounōˈbäməˌker 1(in the US) an informal term for a federal law intended to improve access to health insurance for US citizens. The official name of the law is the Affordable Care Act or (in full) the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Colorado is running its own exchange under Obamacare Example sentencesExamples Hospices, not surprisingly, support efforts in Obamacare to promote their services. In its current draft form, Obamacare would authorize Medicare to pay for a consultation. Opponents of ObamaCare argue that this five-page section of a 1,000-page bill is actually an attempt to pressure senior citizens into opting out of expensive live-saving therapy. The bill marks the 43rd time that House Republicans have voted to defund or repeal Obamacare. 'Obamacare' will have to tread a difficult path to retain choice and competition. He has been in Congress for 40 years and was the fellow who held the gavel when Obamacare was passed in the House. Will your high-deductible plan still be available once Obamacare takes full effect? Anyone who doesn't have health insurance in 2014 could face tax penalties under Obamacare. Passing Obamacare would be like performing exactly the opposite function of turning people into investors. Until other proposals to pay for health-care reform materialize, ObamaCare is essentially synonymous with the House bill. 1.1 Health insurance made available through the Affordable Care Act. what happens if you don't have Obamacare and you are in an accident? Example sentencesExamples Mental health is covered by Obamacare. I just got a bill for my Obamacare. Among their signs: "We can't afford Obamacare!" Ten years ago I was out of work and believe me I would have been very happy to have Obamacare. I plan not to have Obamacare. Origin Early 21st century: from Obama (see Obama, Barack) and care, on the pattern of Medicare; the act was signed into law by President Obama in 2010.
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