| 单词 | trade dress |
| 释义 | > as lemmastrade dress trade dress n. †(a) the clothes typically or traditionally worn by those working in a particular trade (obsolete); (b) Law (chiefly U.S.) the visual appearance of a product or commercial enterprise, used to distinguish the product or enterprise in the marketplace; an instance of this.Trade dress (sense (b)) is considered a form of intellectual property and can be protected by law. ΚΠ 1887 Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper 30 Oct. 12/2 Jones was proved to have been..dressed in his butcher's blouse.., so that if he were the person he must have left his blouse and tray somewhere, committed the misdeed, resumed his trade dress, and gone back to the shop. 1892 Dart & Midland Figaro 25 Mar. 5 The bakers will appear habited in trade dress—white caps, jackets, and aprons. 1897 Boston Daily Advertiser 26 May 12/2 The point at issue is whether the paraffine or wax paper in question is to be considered a trade dress. 1964 Columbia Law Rev. 64 1190 Elements of trade dress emanate from the public domain and to some extent may be the subject of design patents. 2002 J. Zagel Money to Burn v. vii. 270 Plymouth..sat through two hours of a trial over whether the unusual shape of a noodle could be legally protected as trade dress. < as lemmas |
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