例句與造句

1. The term has become a genericised trademark used in Macedonia, Zimbabwe, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Slovenia.
2. The term is also commonly used as a genericised trademark to refer to other purified waters and purification equipment.
3. The term "'vitreous marble "'was used by Marietta Manufacturing as a generic identifier for pigmented structural glass, although the genericised trademarks are in common use.
4. In some countries it has become a genericised trademark : " to tippex " or " to tippex out " means to erase, either generally or with correction fluid.
5. Some lens adapters include a special optical element called a telecompressor, focal reducer, or more recently a " speed booster, " a genericised trademark that refers to the popular Metabones?Speed Booster?line of lens adapters.
6. It's difficult to find genericised trademark in a sentence. 用genericised trademark造句挺難的
7. The first quayside container gantry crane was developed in 1959 by Paceco Inc . Paceco's name for their line of quayside cranes, " Portainer ", has since become something of a genericised trademark, used to refer to any quayside container gantry crane.
8. The term " tannoy " is often used generically in colloquial English throughout the British Commonwealth to mean any public-address system or even as a verb-to " tannoy ", particularly those used for announcements in public places; although the word is a registered trademark, it has become a genericised trademark.
9. :: : : : ( Trademark attorney hat on ) If we avoid using genericised trademarks, it should be because such terms are unencyclopedically informal, not because someone is sending us letters . "'We have no legal obligation to avoid using genericized terms "', but we have an " editorial " obligation to our readers to avoid confusing them by carelessly implying that Photoshop or Xerox or Kleenex are the " best " or " correct " vendors from which to obtain a specific product or service.