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单词 patent
释义
patent
noun
uk
/ˈpeɪ.tənt/us
/ˈpæt.ənt/

patentnoun(LEGAL RIGHT)

[C]
theofficiallegalrightto make orsellaninventionfor aparticularnumberofyears:
专利权
In 1880 Alexander Graham Bell wasgranteda patentonanapparatusforsignallingandcommunicatingcalled a Photophone.亚历山大‧格雷厄姆‧贝尔发明了一个可用来发送和传输讯号，称为「光线电话」的装置，并于1880年获授了此装置的专利权。
Thecompanytook out/fileda patentonageneticallyengineeredtomato.该公司取得／申请了一项转基因西红柿的专利权。
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patentnoun(LEATHER)

[U]
→patent leather
（见patent leather）
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Tanning & leather
  • buckskin
  • calfskin
  • chamois
  • cowhide
  • dubbin
  • goatskin
  • hide
  • kid
  • leather
  • leatherette
  • nappa
  • nubuck
  • patent leather
  • pigskin
  • suede
  • tan
  • tanner
  • tannery
  • tooled
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patent
verb[T]
uk
/ˈpeɪ.tənt/us
/ˈpæt.ənt/
to get theofficiallegalrightto make orsellaninvention:
申请专利
If you don't patentyourinvention, otherpeoplemay make all theprofitout of it.如果你不为你的发明申请专利权，其他人就会从中渔利。
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  • exhibit
  • extinguishment
  • extrajudicial
  • fatal accident inquiry
  • finding
  • gagging order
  • inquest
  • moot
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patent
adjective
uk
/ˈpeɪ.tənt//ˈpæt.ənt/us
/ˈpæt.ənt//ˈpeɪ.tənt/

patentadjective(OBVIOUS)

[before noun]formalus
uk
/ˈpeɪ.tənt/
veryobvious:
显然的，显而易见的
a patentlie昭然若揭的谎言
a patentdisregardof thelaw对法律的公然漠视
"No," hereplied, with patentdistaste.“不，”他带着明显的厌恶回答道。
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Apparent and obvious
  • (from) underyournoseidiom
  • apparent
  • be (as) plain as the nose onyourfaceidiom
  • be (right) underyournoseidiom
  • be etchedsomewhereidiom
  • be writ largeidiom
  • foregone conclusion
  • glaring
  • glaringly
  • I need hardlydo somethingidiom
  • in plain sightidiom
  • obtrude
  • overt
  • overtly
  • palpable
  • palpably
  • parallax
  • squeaky
  • stand/stick out a mileidiom
  • writ
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patentadjective(LEGAL RIGHT)

[before noun]uk
/ˈpeɪ.tənt/us
/ˈpæt.ənt/
A patentinventionisprotectedbylawso that onlyparticularpeopleorcompanieshave therightto make orsellit:
专利权
a patentscrewdriver获专利的螺丝刀
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  • exhibit
  • extinguishment
  • extrajudicial
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  • finding
  • gagging order
  • inquest
  • moot
  • power of attorney
  • precedent
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  • provide
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(Definition ofpatentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

patent| American Dictionary

patent
noun[C]
us
/ˈpæt·ənt/
thelegalrightto be the only one who can make, use, orsellaninventionfor aparticularnumberofyears

patent

verb[T]us
/ˈpæt·ənt/
Otispatentedasteamelevatorin 1861.
patent
adjective
us
/ˈpæt·ənt,ˈpeɪ·tə/

patentadjective(OBVIOUS)

(ofideasorcharacteristics)obvious:
Hefeltthenotionof beginner'sluckwas patentnonsense.

patently

adverbus
/ˈpæt·ənt·li,ˈpeɪt-/
Yourentireargumentis patentlyridiculous.
(Definition ofpatentfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

patent| Business English

patent
noun[C]
LAW
uk
/ˈpeɪtənt,ˈpætənt/us
thelegalrightto be the onlypersonorcompanyto make orsellaproductfor aparticularnumberofyears, or adocumentthat gives you thisright:
apply for/file/take out a patentFiling a patent is alongandexpensiveprocess.
be awarded/granted a patentAn Americancompanywasgrantedthe patent lastyear.
a patent on sthHeexpectsto beawardeda patent on hisinventionlaterthismonth.
a patent for sthThecompanyhas beengranteda patent for amilkcartonopener.
Thedrugsareprotectedby patent.
Thelawsuitwillcontinueevenafter thepatentexpires.
apatentattorney/lawyer
apatentapplication
come/go off patent
if aproductcomes off patent or goes off patent, theperiodoftimefor which someone has the patent for it comes to an end:
A lot of the company's top-sellingdrugswere going off patent.
patent pending(alsopatent applied for)
used to show that thepersonwho has made or issellingaproducthasaskedfor a patent on it:
Thecompanyhas a patentpendingon themachine.
patent
verb[T]
LAW
uk
/ˈpeɪtənt,ˈpætənt/us
to get thelegalrightto be the onlypersonorcompanyto make orsellaproductfor aparticularnumberofyears:
patent a device/processThecompanyhasdesignedand patented adevicewhich itclaimswillsharplyreducepollutionemissionsfromoldercars.
patent
adjective
uk
/ˈpeɪtənt,ˈpætənt/us
LAW
→patented
(Definition ofpatentfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofpatent

patent
The fullpatentdoes not seem to have survived.
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For each problem, the originalpatentdocument was used to determine the per formance the invention was supposed to achieve.
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The pulmonary arteries filled from the aorta via apatentatrial duct.
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Under the existingpatentsystem, access is hindered by high prices and launch delays.
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Exclusivity is limited to the 20 years from the date apatentapplication is filed.
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Thus, it is generally accepted that patents should continue just long enough so that monopoly profits can repay the costs of development of the invention.
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The patient initially had apatentarterial duct that originated from the under surface of the rightsided aortic arch.
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The arterial duct and the oval foramen werepatent.
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It is important to note that complete closure was achieved in all patients withpatentoval foramen after presumed paradoxical embolism.
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As a third consequence, there is a reciprocal influence of the diastolic function of the two ventricles through a widelypatentoval foramen.
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Thepatentdrawings show a translucent roof constructed like the walls but this was omitted in the built project.
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On the other hand, the obligation to furnish a detailed written description of the invention that was proposed for thepatent.
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For diseases specific to developing nations, the incentives conferred by patents would remain to encourage research.
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He shared his father's desperation, the desperation of a small man who watched big producers monopolize the state patents and premiums that eluded him.
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For pharmaceutical innovations, the existingpatentsystem provides 20 years ofpatentprotection.
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Collocationswithpatent

patent

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original patent
For each problem, theoriginalpatentdocument was used to determine the per formance the invention was supposed to achieve.
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patent application
This means that an invention cannot be disclosed anywhere in the world prior to apatentapplicationbeing lodged at a relevant patent office.
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patent dispute
That, in turn, might influence how they deal with apatentdispute.
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