Examples of using Two marks in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
as the element shared by the two marks, was descriptive with regard to deodorising
of a likelihood of confusion between those two marks.
Waeps, arm two mark 8 tacticals.
We will just enjoy watching you two mark your territory.
Bro-zilian, take two, mark.
The time required for the test liquid to flow through a capillary of a known diameter of a certain factor between two marked points is measured.
For two marks.
See these two marks?
just by two marks.
Doctor, what are those two marks on the throat?
I slept with two marks and it's all coming back to bite me in the ass.
Right here, these two marks-- that would have been his front foot and the second mark would have been his knee.
A further mark shall be made on the belt where it enters the lock-off and the distance between the two marks shall be measured.
It is of course true that assessment of the likelihood of confusion or association between two marks is a factual matter, to be based on what is likely to be the overall impression of the relevant average consumer.
the applicant claims that there are also significant differences between the two marks, since the earlier trademark is pronounced‘paj-jo-ne',
the long-lived participants were instructed to walk a distance of six meters in a usual manner on a flat surface marked by two marks of four meters distance from one another.
consisting of holding the patient's hand by the fingers with the non-dominant hand of the operator and marking two points on each side of the metacarpophalangeal joints; the patient's hand is then extended and the two marks indicate the needle entry points Fig.
The registration of a mark cannot be opposed merely on the ground that, because the idea behind it and another mark is the same, there is a risk that the public will associate the two marks in the sense that one will simply bring the other to mind without a likelihood of confusion as described above.
that the average German consumer is likely to associate the two marks in the same way with the word‘Kastell',
In the assessment of the similarity of goods or services covered by two marks within the meaning of Article 4(l)(b)