premium account
- noun
- If you don't pay for a Premium account, you will only see profile information from contacts at the 1st and 2nd degree contacts.
Examples
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You need a premium account to have offline access to notes and notebooks.
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Those who have purchased the Premium account will be able to connect to other Lose It! users.
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A premium account allows you to have access beyond your network.
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I started a premium account in 2000, which I had for many years.
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I have a premium account and cannot download daily pictures anymore.
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I am trying to cancel my premium account and remove my credit card details, but I am directed here.
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I just recently renewed my premium account.
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I have a premium account, which means I can download any amount of pics.
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While it turns out that 20% of their customers are small businesses and 80% are individuals, that 20% accounts for the highest number of customers who upgrade to the client's higher-value premium account.
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To enjoy additional features like higher storage limits, I decided to upgrade to a premium account with the bank.
How Exclusive
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a bank account that offers additional services and benefits, often for a fee' is directly derivable from combining 'premium' (higher-quality/paid) with 'account' (a bank record). This simple adjective+noun composition follows common, cross-linguistic patterns, so a B1 learner who knows both words can reliably infer the intended sense.
Etymology
Premium account comes from the idea that premium means a special extra payment or reward and account means a bank service. So a premium account is an account with extra benefits, usually 'for a fee'.