Pronunciation: /ˈtreɪdmɑːrk/
noun a symbol, word, or words legally registered or established by use as representing a company or product
A1 A trademark is a symbol or phrase used to identify a product or company.
A2 Companies often register their trademark to protect their brand.
B1 Infringing on someone else's trademark can lead to legal action.
B2 The company's logo is a well-known trademark in the industry.
C1 The trademark of the company is recognized worldwide.
C2 The trademark infringement lawsuit was settled out of court.
verb not applicable
A1 She trademarked her company logo to protect it from being copied.
A2 The artist trademarked his unique painting style to prevent others from imitating it.
B1 The fashion designer trademarked her brand name to establish it as a recognized label.
B2 The technology company trademarked their innovative software to secure their intellectual property rights.
C1 The multinational corporation trademarked their iconic slogan to maintain brand integrity across global markets.
C2 The pharmaceutical company trademarked their groundbreaking drug formula to prevent unauthorized replication.
adjective not applicable
A1 The trademark logo on the product was easily recognizable.
A2 The store's trademark color scheme was blue and white.
B1 The company's trademark design was protected by copyright law.
B2 The artist's unique style had become her trademark in the art world.
C1 The restaurant's trademark dish was a fusion of flavors from around the world.
C2 The author's trademark writing style made her books instantly recognizable.
adverb not applicable
A1 She spoke trademark slowly so the children could understand.
A2 He waved trademark to get the waiter's attention.
B1 The singer performed trademark, captivating the audience with her unique style.
B2 The company's logo is trademark recognizable, making it stand out in the market.
C1 The author's writing style is trademark eloquent, drawing readers in with its beauty.
C2 The artist's work is trademark intricate, showcasing his attention to detail and skill.
pronoun not applicable
A1 My trademark is unique to my business.
A2 She always uses her trademark phrase at the end of her emails.
B1 The company's trademark logo is instantly recognizable.
B2 His trademark style of painting has gained international recognition.
C1 The designer's trademark aesthetic is evident in all of her creations.
C2 The author's trademark storytelling technique sets him apart from other writers.
preposition not applicable
A1 I associate the red color with Coca-Cola as their trademark.
A2 The golden arches are a trademark of McDonald's.
B1 The swoosh logo is a trademark associated with Nike.
B2 Using the Apple logo without permission is a violation of their trademark.
C1 The distinctive sound of the Harley-Davidson motorcycle is a trademark of the brand.
C2 The phrase 'Just Do It' is a well-known trademark of Nike.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to wear my favorite trademark t-shirt to school.
A2 She always buys products with the trademark logo on them.
B1 The company's success can be attributed to their strong trademark presence in the market.
B2 The trademark symbol on the packaging indicates the authenticity of the product.
C1 The company invested heavily in protecting their trademark rights in multiple countries.
C2 The trademark licensing agreement allowed the brand to expand into new markets.
interjection not applicable
A1 Trademark! That's my favorite brand of shoes.
A2 I can't believe she copied my design. Trademark!
B1 Trademark! I always use that catchphrase in my videos.
B2 Trademark! That logo is instantly recognizable.
C1 Trademark! The company's name is synonymous with quality.
C2 Trademark! The brand's logo is iconic and easily identifiable.
article not applicable
A1 A trademark is a symbol that represents a company or product.
A2 The Nike swoosh is a famous trademark known worldwide.
B1 Companies often register their trademarks to protect their brand identity.
B2 Counterfeiting is a major concern for companies trying to protect their trademarks.
C1 Trademark infringement cases can be complex and costly to litigate.
C2 Intellectual property lawyers specialize in trademark law and enforcement.
formal The company registered their trademark to protect their brand identity.
informal I love the new sneakers with the Nike trademark on them.
slang That logo is their trademark, it's everywhere!
figurative Her kindness and generosity have become her trademark.
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