Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Romanian term or phrase:
este fantezist in raport cu lista de produse
English translation:
is fanciful in relation to the list of products
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Lara Barnett
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Romanian term
este fantezist in raport cu lista de produse
Romanian to English
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General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters
Trademark registration opposition
Grounds for rejection of trademark.
Din punct de vedere conceptual, marcile aflate in discutie sunt identice, elementul comun si dominat '[name]" este fantezist in raport cu lista de produse din clasele 29 si 30.
Din punct de vedere conceptual, marcile aflate in discutie sunt identice, elementul comun si dominat '[name]" este fantezist in raport cu lista de produse din clasele 29 si 30.
Proposed translations
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3 +1 | is fanciful in relation to the list of products | Adrian MM. |
References
Fanciful or Coined Marks | Mary Stefan |
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is fanciful in relation to the list of products
I'm sure the English idea is one of a fancy or fanciful mark. Quaere: the isolated distinctiveness - in the context of a list of products - as a ground for rejection.
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Note added at 12 heures (2020-09-28 09:34:33 GMT)
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Quaere or query means a 'double entendre': it is my opinion that, in English at any rate, I do not use fanciful in the sense of a fancy trademark term of art in this context, but rather to mean capricious in the sense of contrived or made-up.
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Note added at 12 heures (2020-09-28 09:34:33 GMT)
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Quaere or query means a 'double entendre': it is my opinion that, in English at any rate, I do not use fanciful in the sense of a fancy trademark term of art in this context, but rather to mean capricious in the sense of contrived or made-up.
Example sentence:
A fanciful trademark is distinctive and only has a meaning when used in relation to a specific product. For this reason, fanciful marks are the strongest type of trademarks.
Getting fancy makes for a stronger trademark - Fallone SV
Note from asker:
Yes, but what exactly do you mean? |
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