Definition of trade secret in English:

trade secret

noun

A secret device or technique used by a company in manufacturing its products.
行业秘密
Example sentencesExamples
- Why should that justify a 14-year sentence when reckless damage gets only 7 years, or taking a trade secret - it could be the genetic code to kiwifruit - gets only 5 years?
- The technique is a trade secret, so the application must be closed source.
- In addition to being ‘copyrighted,’ this one is a trade secret.
- Instead, the question is what's the definition of a trade secret?
- First, a trade secret: the snakes with a snake charmer are usually defanged.
- She said: ‘It is a trade secret what we put in our cigarettes and we don't want to make that information public.’
- There's a legal quagmire between this requirement and your right to keep a trade secret, and some truly nasty patent battles have been fought in that swamp.
- Currently, perfume manufacturers are not required to reveal the fragrance formula because it is considered a trade secret.
- The exact technique for producing it is a trade secret, but Bob describes the finished cheese as being something like a Brie that has been subjected to pressing.
- The real question is whether this information remains a trade secret after it is globally available to anyone with an Internet connection.
- We've always had an internal debate as to whether we patent something or keep it as a trade secret, because if you patent it then the world knows.
- ‘If you have something you keep as a trade secret, and someone else invents it and gets a patent, you can no longer practice your own trade secret,’ Gibbs explains.
- Can you tell me how you do it, or is it a trade secret?
- Claiming a proprietary market position will mean protecting the company's products and key manufacturing processes by patent or trade secret.
- Was plaintiff the owner or co-owner of information that qualified as a trade secret?
- What about companies who prefer to keep things quiet as a trade secret?
- The era that software was trademarked had begun and increasingly more hackers entered the payroll to develop proprietary software whose source code was well guarded as a trade secret.
- For now, all the California Supreme Court has made clear is that information likely to be proven to be a trade secret can stay secret while litigation over its status continues.
- I don't know if this would be divulging a trade secret or anything, but what is your overall success rate?
- In addition, it is also hard to detect and prove that a dishonest programmer has taken advantage of a trade secret.

Definition of trade secret in US English:

trade secret

nountrād ˈsēkrittreɪd ˈsikrɪt

A secret device or technique used by a company in manufacturing its products.
行业秘密
Example sentencesExamples
- Currently, perfume manufacturers are not required to reveal the fragrance formula because it is considered a trade secret.
- The exact technique for producing it is a trade secret, but Bob describes the finished cheese as being something like a Brie that has been subjected to pressing.
- There's a legal quagmire between this requirement and your right to keep a trade secret, and some truly nasty patent battles have been fought in that swamp.
- The technique is a trade secret, so the application must be closed source.
- Instead, the question is what's the definition of a trade secret?
- In addition to being ‘copyrighted,’ this one is a trade secret.
- Claiming a proprietary market position will mean protecting the company's products and key manufacturing processes by patent or trade secret.
- Why should that justify a 14-year sentence when reckless damage gets only 7 years, or taking a trade secret - it could be the genetic code to kiwifruit - gets only 5 years?
- The era that software was trademarked had begun and increasingly more hackers entered the payroll to develop proprietary software whose source code was well guarded as a trade secret.
- We've always had an internal debate as to whether we patent something or keep it as a trade secret, because if you patent it then the world knows.
- In addition, it is also hard to detect and prove that a dishonest programmer has taken advantage of a trade secret.
- I don't know if this would be divulging a trade secret or anything, but what is your overall success rate?
- What about companies who prefer to keep things quiet as a trade secret?
- ‘If you have something you keep as a trade secret, and someone else invents it and gets a patent, you can no longer practice your own trade secret,’ Gibbs explains.
- Can you tell me how you do it, or is it a trade secret?
- The real question is whether this information remains a trade secret after it is globally available to anyone with an Internet connection.
- For now, all the California Supreme Court has made clear is that information likely to be proven to be a trade secret can stay secret while litigation over its status continues.
- First, a trade secret: the snakes with a snake charmer are usually defanged.
- Was plaintiff the owner or co-owner of information that qualified as a trade secret?
- She said: ‘It is a trade secret what we put in our cigarettes and we don't want to make that information public.’

单词	trade secret
释义	Definition of trade secret in English: trade secret noun A secret device or technique used by a company in manufacturing its products. 行业秘密 Example sentencesExamples Why should that justify a 14-year sentence when reckless damage gets only 7 years, or taking a trade secret - it could be the genetic code to kiwifruit - gets only 5 years? The technique is a trade secret, so the application must be closed source. In addition to being ‘copyrighted,’ this one is a trade secret. Instead, the question is what's the definition of a trade secret? First, a trade secret: the snakes with a snake charmer are usually defanged. She said: ‘It is a trade secret what we put in our cigarettes and we don't want to make that information public.’ There's a legal quagmire between this requirement and your right to keep a trade secret, and some truly nasty patent battles have been fought in that swamp. Currently, perfume manufacturers are not required to reveal the fragrance formula because it is considered a trade secret. The exact technique for producing it is a trade secret, but Bob describes the finished cheese as being something like a Brie that has been subjected to pressing. The real question is whether this information remains a trade secret after it is globally available to anyone with an Internet connection. We've always had an internal debate as to whether we patent something or keep it as a trade secret, because if you patent it then the world knows. ‘If you have something you keep as a trade secret, and someone else invents it and gets a patent, you can no longer practice your own trade secret,’ Gibbs explains. Can you tell me how you do it, or is it a trade secret? Claiming a proprietary market position will mean protecting the company's products and key manufacturing processes by patent or trade secret. Was plaintiff the owner or co-owner of information that qualified as a trade secret? What about companies who prefer to keep things quiet as a trade secret? The era that software was trademarked had begun and increasingly more hackers entered the payroll to develop proprietary software whose source code was well guarded as a trade secret. For now, all the California Supreme Court has made clear is that information likely to be proven to be a trade secret can stay secret while litigation over its status continues. I don't know if this would be divulging a trade secret or anything, but what is your overall success rate? In addition, it is also hard to detect and prove that a dishonest programmer has taken advantage of a trade secret. Definition of trade secret in US English: trade secret nountrād ˈsēkrittreɪd ˈsikrɪt A secret device or technique used by a company in manufacturing its products. 行业秘密 Example sentencesExamples Currently, perfume manufacturers are not required to reveal the fragrance formula because it is considered a trade secret. The exact technique for producing it is a trade secret, but Bob describes the finished cheese as being something like a Brie that has been subjected to pressing. There's a legal quagmire between this requirement and your right to keep a trade secret, and some truly nasty patent battles have been fought in that swamp. The technique is a trade secret, so the application must be closed source. Instead, the question is what's the definition of a trade secret? In addition to being ‘copyrighted,’ this one is a trade secret. Claiming a proprietary market position will mean protecting the company's products and key manufacturing processes by patent or trade secret. Why should that justify a 14-year sentence when reckless damage gets only 7 years, or taking a trade secret - it could be the genetic code to kiwifruit - gets only 5 years? The era that software was trademarked had begun and increasingly more hackers entered the payroll to develop proprietary software whose source code was well guarded as a trade secret. We've always had an internal debate as to whether we patent something or keep it as a trade secret, because if you patent it then the world knows. In addition, it is also hard to detect and prove that a dishonest programmer has taken advantage of a trade secret. I don't know if this would be divulging a trade secret or anything, but what is your overall success rate? What about companies who prefer to keep things quiet as a trade secret? ‘If you have something you keep as a trade secret, and someone else invents it and gets a patent, you can no longer practice your own trade secret,’ Gibbs explains. Can you tell me how you do it, or is it a trade secret? The real question is whether this information remains a trade secret after it is globally available to anyone with an Internet connection. For now, all the California Supreme Court has made clear is that information likely to be proven to be a trade secret can stay secret while litigation over its status continues. First, a trade secret: the snakes with a snake charmer are usually defanged. Was plaintiff the owner or co-owner of information that qualified as a trade secret? She said: ‘It is a trade secret what we put in our cigarettes and we don't want to make that information public.’
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