trademark in Japanese
trademark in Japanese is 商標 — trademark means a registered word, symbol, or phrase that legally identifies a company's product and sets it apart from competitors.
trademark in Japanese
商標
Pronounced: shōhyō
A word, symbol, or phrase used to identify a particular company's product and differentiate it from other companies' products.
What does "trademark" mean?
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noun A registered word, symbol, or phrase that legally identifies a company's product and sets it apart from competitors.
"You cannot copy that name, because the bakery holds the trademark for it."
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noun A distinctive feature that someone or something is known for.
"Bright yellow boots became the trademark of the cheerful weather presenter."
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verb To legally register something as a trademark.
"Before we sell any bottles, we should trademark the name of our sauce."
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trademark in a sentence
- You cannot copy that name, because the bakery holds the trademark for it.
- The company took legal action against a rival that used its trademark without permission.
- Bright yellow boots became the trademark of the cheerful weather presenter.
- Her trademark is a loud laugh that you can hear across the whole room.
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What is "trademark" in Japanese?
"trademark" in Japanese is 商標. trademark means: A registered word, symbol, or phrase that legally identifies a company's product and sets it apart from competitors.
How do you pronounce 商標?
"trademark" in Japanese is 商標, pronounced "shōhyō".
How do you use "trademark" in a sentence?
Example: "You cannot copy that name, because the bakery holds the trademark for it." In Japanese, "trademark" is 商標.
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