| 释义 |
registrant orig. U.S.|ˈrɛdʒɪstrənt|
[f. register n.1 or v. + -ant1.]
One who registers (in various senses), esp. one who thereby gains a particular entitlement.
1890in Webster. 1928Index Trade-Marks U.S. Patent Office 1927 5 (heading) Alphabetical list of registrants of trade-marks for the year 1927. 1942Nation (N.Y.) 27 Apr. 41 Up to Jan. 1, 1942, the Army rejected 8 per cent of the registrants passed as physically fit by Selective Service. 1955W. W. Denlinger Compl. Boston 65 The many registrants carrying this name in the studbooks since 1934. 1964Economist 24 Oct. 360/2 The registrants are more likely to be Democrats. 1976Century of Trade Marks (Patent Office) 8/2 The definition specifically includes marks ‘proposed to be used’; though the Courts have held that this means that the registrant must have a ‘present intention’ to use the mark. 1977E. Ambler Send no more Roses ii. 18 The subject of that particular seminar was of fairly general interest..and the number of registrants was high. 1979Rescue News Mar. 2/6 The registration fee for the symposium is {pstlg}4... Registrants will receive the definitive Symposium programme. |