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proprietary in Spanish

proprietary in Spanish is de propiedad, privativo, particular — proprietary means owned exclusively by a company or individual, often protected by patent, trademark, or trade secret.

proprietary in Spanish

de propiedad
adj
Of or relating to property or ownership.
privativo
adj
Created or manufactured exclusively by the owner or licensee of intellectual property rights, as with a patent or trade secret.
particular
adj
Privately owned.
privado
adj
Privately owned.

What does "proprietary" mean?

  1. adj Owned exclusively by a company or individual, often protected by patent, trademark, or trade secret.
    "The software uses a proprietary file format that competitors can't open."
  2. adj Showing a sense of ownership or possessiveness over something.
    "He grew proprietary about the project after leading it for so long."
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proprietary in a sentence

  • The software uses a proprietary file format that competitors can't open.
  • The recipe is a closely guarded proprietary secret.
  • He grew proprietary about the project after leading it for so long.

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What is "proprietary" in Spanish?

"proprietary" in Spanish is de propiedad, privativo, particular. proprietary means: Owned exclusively by a company or individual, often protected by patent, trademark, or trade secret.

How do you use "proprietary" in a sentence?

Example: "The software uses a proprietary file format that competitors can't open." In Spanish, "proprietary" is de propiedad, privativo, particular.

Are there other ways to say "proprietary" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "proprietary": de propiedad, privativo, particular, privado.

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