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1 patent
1. adjective1) patentiertpatent remedy — Spezial- od. Patentrezept, das
2) (obvious) offenkundig; offensichtlich2. nounPatent, das3. transitive verbpatent applied for or pending — Patent angemeldet
* * *['peitənt, ]( American[) 'pæ-] 1. noun(an official licence from the government giving one person or business the right to make and sell a particular article and to prevent others from doing the same: She took out a patent on her design; ( also adjective) a patent process.) das Patent; Patent-...2. verb(to obtain a patent for; He patented his new invention.) patentieren (lassen)- academic.ru/117837/patent_leather_shoes">patent leather shoes* * *pa·tent\patent application Patentanmeldung f\patent claim Patentanspruch m\patent contest Patentstreitigkeit f\patent division Patentabteilung f\patent lawyer Patentanwalt, -anwältin m, fto file a \patent application ein Patent anmelden, eine Patentanmeldung einreichento forfeit a \patent ein Patent verfallen lassen [o verwirken]to infringe a \patent ein Patent verletzento take out [or file] a \patent on sth [sich dat] etw patentieren lassenII. adj\patent screwdriver Patentschraubenzieher mwith \patent distaste mit deutlichem WiderwillenIII. vtto \patent an/one's invention eine Erfindung/sich dat seine Erfindung patentieren lassen* * *['peɪtənt]1. nPatent ntto take out a patent on sth — etw (acc) patentieren lassen
2. vtpatentieren lassen3. adj1) (= obvious) offensichtlich2) (= patented) invention patentierthe's got his own patent method of doing it (fig) — dafür hat er seine Spezialmethode
his patent remedy for hangovers (fig) — sein Patent- or Spezialrezept gegen Kater
* * *A adj (adv patently)2. [ˈpeıtənt] offen(kundig):be patent auf der Hand liegen;become patent from klar hervorgehen aus (dat);patently wrong offenkundig falsch3. mit offiziellen Privilegien ausgestattet4. patentiert, gesetzlich geschützt:patent article Markenartikel m5. Patent…:patent application Patentanmeldung f;patent claim Patentanspruch m;patent law (objektives) Patentrecht;Patent Office Patentamt n;patent right (subjektives) Patentrecht;6. Br umg patent, (äußerst) praktisch (Methoden etc)B s1. Patent n, Privileg n, Freibrief m, Bestallung f2. Patent n (für eine Erfindung) (on auf akk), Patenturkunde f:patent of addition Zusatzpatent;take out a patent for → C 2;patent applied for, patent pending (zum) Patent angemeldetC v/t1. patentieren, patentrechtlich schützen, ein Patent erteilen auf (akk)2. (sich) etwas patentieren lassen3. TECH patentieren, glühenpat. abk1. patent2. patented* * *1. adjective1) patentiertpatent medicine — Markenmedizin, die
patent remedy — Spezial- od. Patentrezept, das
2) (obvious) offenkundig; offensichtlich2. nounPatent, das3. transitive verbpatent applied for or pending — Patent angemeldet
* * *n.Patent -e n. -
2 offend
1. intransitive verbverstoßen ( against gegen)2. transitive verb* * *[ə'fend] 1. verb1) (to make feel upset or angry: If you don't go to her party she will be offended; His criticism offended her.) verletzen2) (to be unpleasant or disagreeable: Cigarette smoke offends me.) Anstoß erregen•- academic.ru/51304/offence">offence- offender
- offensive 2. noun(an attack: They launched an offensive against the invading army.) die Offensive- offensively- offensiveness
- be on the offensive
- take offence* * *of·fend[əˈfend]I. vi1. (commit a criminal act) eine Straftat begehenyour behaviour is \offending against good manners dein Benehmen gehört sich nichtII. vtI hope your sister won't be \offended if... ich hoffe, deine Schwester nimmt es mir nicht übel, wenn...to be easily \offended schnell beleidigt sein* * *[ə'fend]1. vt1) (= hurt feelings of) kränken; (= be disagreeable to) Anstoß erregen beithis novel would offend a lot of people — dieser Roman würde bei vielen Leuten Anstoß erregen
2. vi1) (= give offence) beleidigend sein* * *offend [əˈfend]A v/t1. verletzen, beleidigen, kränken, jemandem zu nahe treten:offend sb’s delicacy jemandes Zartgefühl verletzen;it offends his sense of hono(u)r es verletzt sein Ehrgefühl;it offends the eye (ear) es beleidigt das Auge (Ohr)if thy right eye offend thee wenn dich dein rechtes Auge ärgert3. obsa) sündigen gegenb) sich vergehen an (dat)B v/i1. verletzen, beleidigen, kränken2. Anstoß erregen* * *1. intransitive verbverstoßen ( against gegen)2. transitive verboffend somebody — bei jemandem Anstoß erregen; (hurt feelings of) jemanden kränken
* * *v.angreifen v.beleidigen v.
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