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Significados de hallmark en inglés

ruso
пуансон
español
contraste
catalán
contrast
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Official stamp affixed by guilds or assay offices to gold and silver objects.

contraste
catalán
marca distintiva
español
marca

A distinctive characteristic or attribute.

marca
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Examples for "trademark"
Examples for "trademark"
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However John Steed and his trademark buttonhole were nowhere to be seen.
The Irish Times
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I remember this by thinking of Popeye, whose trademark rusty croak went:
The ode less travelled: unlocking the poet within
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The trademark skepticism was often a cover to delay taking a stand.
Obama's wars
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The U.K. case revolved around Sun Microsystems' assertion of its trademark rights.
Reuters
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Des is relatively new to Snapchat but his trademark wit translates perfectly.
The Irish Times
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There was absolutely not the slightest earmark of the Negro about them.
The Wife of his Youth and Other Stories of the Color Line, and S...
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For example, some members of Congress post some earmark requests online.
Reuters
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A third option was to earmark revenues from existing carbon markets.
Reuters
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These minor obligations do not earmark more than an hour in the day.
First and Last Things: A Confession of Faith and Rule of Life
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Catch those yearling ewes with the wether earmark and change to the shoe-string.
The Fighting Shepherdess
portugués
marca
catalán
segell d'autenticitat
español
autenticación

A mark on an article of trade to indicate its origin and authenticity.

autenticación

Numismatics term.

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Uso de hallmark en inglés
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Strong local and regional government is the hallmark of leading EU member-states.
The Irish Times
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Today the name FORTUNE is the nationally accepted hallmark of business journalism.
The publisher: henry luce and his american century
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However, behaviour has not exactly been a hallmark of his player personality.
News.com.au
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Too many people think speed is the hallmark of a good musician.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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Waiting for a product is usually the hallmark of a true fan.
The Irish Times
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Leaving things to the last moment appears to be Dr Reilly's hallmark.
The Irish Times
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For three hundred years, that impersonal quality was the hallmark of science.
The Lost World
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Results: Unsupervised hierarchical clustering of hallmark pathways demonstrated an immune-related tumor cluster.
Pubmed
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Remotely controlled military strikes have become a hallmark of the Obama presidency.
Ebony
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The Q7 demonstrates the hallmark SUV elements of Audi's current design language.
Jamaica Observer
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It is a hallmark of a simple explanation to postulate few causes.
The god delusion
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The use of female bombers is a hallmark of Boko Haram attacks.
Reuters
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Loss of TGF-β tumour suppressive response is a hallmark of human cancers.
Pubmed
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With my hallmark cool logic, I had it cracked in 10 minutes.
The Guardian
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The up-to-date dramatist must certainly avoid this hallmark of the old-fashioned play.
The Sunny Side
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Profound global loss of DNA methylation is a hallmark of many cancers.
Pubmed
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Hallmark a través del tiempo
Hallmark por variante geográfica
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