to patenter
- verb
- Specialized
:
patentar
- After years of research, they were finally able to patent their unique method of energy generation.
It's like pharmaceuticals patenting or they're creating a new drug that they could patent their IP.
- It's like pharmaceuticals patenting or they're creating a new drug that they could patent their IP.
- You know, he's he's he's clever, but his brilliance was in his patent patenting.
Examples
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She decided to patent her innovative design for a reusable water bottle.
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The inventor worked hard to patent his idea before someone else could claim it.
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He actually patented the waffle iron that flips all these weird things just to be able to sell more, more food.
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He actually patented the waffle iron that flips all these weird things just to be able to sell more, more food.
Synonyms
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To get an official right that stops other people from making or selling an invention
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Patenter as a verb means to get a patent for an idea or invention. It comes from patent and the Latin patere 'to be open', so to patenter is to make your idea legally yours and stop others from using it without permission.