trademark

• 名词，指某事物区别于其他事物的显著特征或标志，也指经官方注册、用于识别商品或服务来源的商标。

A noun referring to a distinctive characteristic or attribute, or a formally registered symbol identifying the manufacturer or distributor of a product.

1. B2formallegal

   A legally registered symbol, word, or design that identifies and distinguishes a product or company from others.

   商标

   • The Nike swoosh is a famous trademark.
   • The company filed a trademark for its new logo.
   • Unauthorized use of a trademark can lead to legal action.

   同义词brandemblemlogomark

2. Distinctive characteristicB2informal

   A distinctive feature or quality that is typical of a person or thing.

   标志性特点

   • His trademark is his sense of humor.
   • The restaurant's trademark is its spicy sauce.
   • Her trademark style includes bold colors and patterns.

   同义词attributebadgedistinctive featureearmarkhallmarkmarksignaturestamptrait

• 动词，指将某个独特的名称、符号或短语注册或保护为商标，或在商品或服务上使用这样的标志。

A verb meaning to register or protect a distinctive name, symbol, or phrase as a trademark, or to use such a mark on goods or services.

1. Register a trademarkB2formallegal

   To officially register a distinctive name, symbol, or phrase as a trademark to protect it legally.

   注册商标

   • The company decided to trademark its new logo.
   • They trademarked the product name to prevent others from using it.
   • You should trademark your brand before launching it.

   同义词register

2. Mark with a trademarkB2formallegal

   To mark a product or its packaging with a registered trademark symbol.

   标注商标

   • All official merchandise is trademarked with the company's logo.
   • The manufacturer trademarked the packaging to indicate authenticity.
   • They trademarked the design to distinguish it from counterfeits.

   同义词brandlabelmarkstamp