patent
US /ˈpætnt/
・UK /ˈpætnt/
B2 中高級英檢高級
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可數/不可數)專利權；專利證書
We need a patent for our new idea so nobody can use them
v.t.及物動詞申請專利
It is a good idea to patent your inventions as soon as possible
adj.形容詞顯而易見的
The article was full of nothing but patent untruths
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美國人為何這麼愛「花生醬」？ (Why Americans Are Obsessed With Peanut Butter)
- He had a patent, which Peter Pan needed.
他有一項專利，而這正是彼得-潘所需要的。
- So he yanked his patent, he created Skippy.
於是他取消了專利，創造了 Skippy。
這支「筆」改變了世界，它是怎麼辦到的？ (How This Pen Changed The World)
- Biro quickly patented his design and sent it over to the patent office using AnyDesk.
Biro 很快為自己的設計申請了專利，並使用 AnyDesk 將其提交給了專利局。
- Bajró quickly patented his design and sent it over to the patent office using AnyDesk.
他們還為企業量身定製了計劃。
烈酒的標準飲用方式是什麼？ (What are the standard serves of spirits)
- Spirit dispensers must be of a patent approved by the NMI under approval categories 4-5 or 5-6S and bear a verification mark applied by a servicing licensee,
將夾酒器靠近酒杯邊緣，不要越過酒杯。2.
- Spirit dispensers must be of a patent approved by the NMI under approval categories 4-5 or 5-6S and bear a verification mark applied by a servicing licensee,
將夾酒器靠近酒杯邊緣，不要越過酒杯。2.
說到牛仔褲你會想到哪個牌子？跟著彭博社一起回顧 Levi's 如何成為牛仔褲的龍頭企業！ (How Levi's Became a Denim Icon)
- patent number one, 39 121 was issued to a Latvian immigrant, Jacob Davis, and a
第 39 121 號專利頒發給了拉脫維亞移民雅各布-戴維斯（Jacob Davis）和一個
- patent number 139121 was issued to a Latvian immigrant, Jacob Davis, and a German-born businessman named Levi Strauss.
出生於德國的商人列維-施特勞斯。
基因工程將徹底改變一切 – CRISPR (Genetic Engineering Will Change Everything Forever – CRISPR)
- The first patent was given for a microbe engineered to absorb oil.
這個想法是為了隨機取得有用的植物變異。
- first patent was given for a microbe engineered to absorb oil today we
第一項專利是一種能吸收油脂的微生物。在今日，
麥當勞薯條為何能稱霸？🍟 (Why McDonald's won fries)
- Simplot and McDonald's developed a patent process for preparing frozen french fry potato segments.
Simplot 和麥當勞開發了一種製備冷凍炸薯條馬鈴薯片的專利製程。
- Simpla and McDonald's developed a patent process for preparing frozen French fry potato segments.
我為此讀了很多書。 排名第一的書可能是《拱門背後》。
蘋果公司 19 年發明新產品的過程！ (The 19 Year Process of Inventing a New Apple)
- The University of Minnesota got a US patent for the tree, and for as long as that patent exists in, they got $1.30 for every Honeycrisp tree sold, for a total of over $6 million brought in before the patent expired in 2008—not to mention a few million more in sales rights in other countries.
明尼蘇達大學為這種樹申請了美國專利，只要專利有效，每賣出一棵蜜柑樹，他們就能獲得 1.30 美元的收益，在 2008 年專利到期之前，他們總共獲得了 600 多萬美元的收益，更不用說在其他國家的幾百萬銷售權了。
- patent for the tree,
如果你發明了 Honeycrisp（蜜脆蘋果），而現在以這個名字銷售的蘋果中，有一定比例的蘋果種植不合理，缺乏其標誌性的口感，或者吃起來毫無味道，這對你的蘋果來說並不是好事。
