I. patent [ˈpeɪtənt, Am ˈpæt-] N
II. patent [ˈpeɪtənt, Am ˈpæt-] VB trans
- patent
- patentować [perf o-]
III. patent [ˈpeɪtənt, Am ˈpæt-] ADJ
1. patent:
- patent invention, product
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- patent application, office
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3. patent FASHION:
- patent leather
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Third, the courts and the patent office have rapidly proposed, modified, and deprecated several tests for determining the scope of equivalents of a means-plus-function element.
en.wikipedia.org Whilst learning they must catch 100,000 flies to get their patent, their conversation is overheard by several crooks across the hallway.
en.wikipedia.org Many definitions of the term standard permit patent holders to impose reasonable and non-discriminatory licensing royalty fees and other licensing terms on implementers and/or users of the standard.
en.wikipedia.org Locally, the almaciga sap is used as incense in religious ceremonies and for making torches, caulking boats, mosquito smudge, patent leather and sealing wax.
www.spokesman.com His second patent was on a process for purifying paraffin wax in 1876.
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