Definition of Pru in English:

Pru

noun pruː

informal

With the. The Prudential Assurance Company. "man from the Pru"noun a representative of the Prudential Assurance Company who deals directly with private clients, especially (originally) one who calls regularly at clients' homes to collect insurance premiums (also in extended use).

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in William Collinson (1889–1969). Short for prudential in the name of The Prudential Mutual Assurance Investment and Loan Association (the name of the company has subsequently changed a number of times, but the word Prudential has remained in each case).

Definition of Pru in US English:

Pru

nounpruː

informal

With the. The Prudential Assurance Company. "man from the Pru"noun a representative of the Prudential Assurance Company who deals directly with private clients, especially (originally) one who calls regularly at clients' homes to collect insurance premiums (also in extended use).

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in William Collinson (1889–1969). Short for prudential in the name of The Prudential Mutual Assurance Investment and Loan Association (the name of the company has subsequently changed a number of times, but the word Prudential has remained in each case).

词汇	Pru
释义	Definition of Pru in English: Pru noun pruː informal With the. The Prudential Assurance Company. "man from the Pru"noun a representative of the Prudential Assurance Company who deals directly with private clients, especially (originally) one who calls regularly at clients' homes to collect insurance premiums (also in extended use). Origin 1920s; earliest use found in William Collinson (1889–1969). Short for prudential in the name of The Prudential Mutual Assurance Investment and Loan Association (the name of the company has subsequently changed a number of times, but the word Prudential has remained in each case). Definition of Pru in US English: Pru nounpruː informal With the. The Prudential Assurance Company. "man from the Pru"noun a representative of the Prudential Assurance Company who deals directly with private clients, especially (originally) one who calls regularly at clients' homes to collect insurance premiums (also in extended use). Origin 1920s; earliest use found in William Collinson (1889–1969). Short for prudential in the name of The Prudential Mutual Assurance Investment and Loan Association (the name of the company has subsequently changed a number of times, but the word Prudential has remained in each case).
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