patent in Irish
patent in Irish is paiteanta — patent means an official government grant giving an inventor sole rights to make, use, or sell an invention for a set period.
patent in Irish
paiteanta
Explicit and obvious.
What does "patent" mean?
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noun An official government grant giving an inventor sole rights to make, use, or sell an invention for a set period.
"He spent years waiting for the patent on his invention to be approved."
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verb To obtain a patent for an invention.
"She patented her kitchen gadget so nobody else could sell copies of it."
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adj Obvious or clear to see; completely evident.
"Her delight at the news was patent to everyone in the room."
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patent in a sentence
- He spent years waiting for the patent on his invention to be approved.
- No one else may copy the gadget while the patent is still valid.
- She patented her kitchen gadget so nobody else could sell copies of it.
- Engineers at the firm have patented a quieter type of fan.
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What is "patent" in Irish?
"patent" in Irish is paiteanta. patent means: An official government grant giving an inventor sole rights to make, use, or sell an invention for a set period.
How do you use "patent" in a sentence?
Example: "He spent years waiting for the patent on his invention to be approved." In Irish, "patent" is paiteanta.
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