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1 offending mark
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2 offending mark
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3 mark
знак; марка; клеймо; маркировать; ставить торговый знаксм. trademark- concurrent use of the same mark
- distinctive character of mark
- mark patented articles
- mark of assay
- mark of high renown
- bench mark
- book mark
- certification mark
- collective mark
- combination marks
- conflicting mark
- confusingly similar mark
- Cotton mark
- deceptive mark
- descriptive mark
- disclaimer mark
- distinctive mark
- ear mark
- emblem mark
- factory mark
- figurative mark
- geographic mark
- hall mark
- identification mark
- immoral mark
- index mark
- initial mark
- maker's mark
- manufacture mark
- manufacturing mark
- merchandise mark
- mint mark
- offending mark
- ownership mark
- pottery mark
- printer's mark
- proprietary mark
- publisher's mark
- registered mark
- scandalous mark
- service mark
- sound mark
- standard mark
- three-dimensional mark
- trade mark
- unregistrable mark
- word mark
- workman's mark
- works mark* * *см. trade-mark -
4 offending trademark
1) пат. конфликтующий товарный знак (нарушающий права владельца другого товарного знака; обычно так называют товарный знак, сходный или идентичный уже существующему)Syn:2) пат. = immoral trademark -
5 trademark
сущ.тж. trade mark сокр. TMпат., марк. товарный [торговый, фирменный\] знак, торговая марка (прошедшее государственную регистрацию обозначение, позволяющие отличать товары или услуги одних юридических или физических лиц от товаров или услуг других юридических или физических лиц)Syn:See:CHILD [content\]: arbitrary trademark, combination trademark, deceptive trademark, defensive trademark, descriptive trademark, design trademark, device trademark, fanciful trademark, figurative trademark, immoral trademark, mixed trademark, offending trademark, pictorial trademark, registered trademark, signature trademark, slogan trademark, sound trademark, suggestive trademark, symbolic trademark, three-dimensional trademark, word trademark CHILD [law\]: confusingly similar trademark, deceptive trademark, international trademark, national trademark, offending trademark, recognized trademark, registered trademark, trademark advertising, trademark applicant, trademark registration, trademark owner, owner of trademark, International Trademark Association, brand, service mark, business name, intangible assets, intellectual property, industrial property, counterfeiting* * *торговая марка; торговый знак; фабричная марка. . Словарь экономических терминов .* * *товарный знак, зарегистрированный в законном порядке и дающий владельцу исключительное право на его использование-----четкий символ, который, в глазах потребителя, служит знаком отличия определенных товаров, производимых или продаваемых фирмой, от других товаров-----оригинально оформленный специальный отличительный знак торгового предприятия, торговой фирмы, который они вправе размещать на продаваемых товарах, изготовленных по заказу данной фирмы -
6 immoral trademark
пат. аморальный товарный знак* (содержит непристойные или оскорбительные слова, фразы, изображения; напр., товарный знак с изображением обнаженного тела человека, товарный знак со словами "краснокожие" или "негры" и т. п.)Syn:
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