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Vocabulary for Patent Meetings

The document outlines vocabulary related to meetings about patents, including verbs, nouns, and expressions for effective communication. It emphasizes the importance of understanding terms like 'allocate,' 'disrupt,' and 'scrap' in the context of research and development. Additionally, it provides phrases to practice for clarity and effective collaboration in discussions.

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Vocabulary for Patent Meetings

The document outlines vocabulary related to meetings about patents, including verbs, nouns, and expressions for effective communication. It emphasizes the importance of understanding terms like 'allocate,' 'disrupt,' and 'scrap' in the context of research and development. Additionally, it provides phrases to practice for clarity and effective collaboration in discussions.

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IV.

“Meeting – Patents”
A.1 Meeting at Global Tools.

1. Vocabulary.
NOUNS / ADJECTIVES /
VERBS
EXPRESSIONS

To Agree on.- To concur in (an opinion) Hardly.- Difficultly. I ~ knew her.


To Allocate.- To designate. ~ a section In Terms of.- Provisions that determine
of the building for special research the nature of an agreement:
purposes. CONDITIONS. In terms of sale.
To Disrupt.- To interrupt the normal Workload.- The amount of work or
course or unity of. Agitators trying working time expected or assigned.
to ~ the meeting. Faulty.- Imperfect.
To Edge on.- To have an advantage Lead Time.- The time between the
over. Edged on her opponent. beginning of a process or project &
To Be Due to.- To be assigned to the appearance of its results.
(date). Tax income forms are ~ be Sideline.- A business of activity
delivered by April 30th. pursued in addition to one’s regular
To Scrap.- To discard, abandon or get occupation.
rid of. ~ outworn methods.
To Be Relieved.- To have experienced
relief esp. from anxiety.

2. Expressions to Practice:
On the basis of I take your point
A Leap in the Dark
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A.3 A New Patent.


1. Vocabulary. See Drawing p.73.
NOUNS / ADJECTIVES /
VERBS
EXPRESSIONS

To Shift.- To change gears. R&D.- Research & Development.


Gear Shift.- “Caja de Cambios”.
Thus.- In this or that maner.
CONSEQUENTLY.
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B.1 Translating.
1. Vocabulary.
NOUNS / ADJECTIVES /
VERBS
EXPRESSIONS

To Occupy.- To take up or fill (a place Ought to.- Should.


or time). The hobby occupies all of Eagerly.- With enthusiastic or impatient
my free time. desire or interest. ANXIOUSLY.
To Waste.- To spend or use carelessly. Hastily.- In a hurry.
Don’t ~ your time making this long Motion.- Movement.
line. Scale.- “Escala” (music & cartography).
To Attend.- To be present at, go to. ~ Abstract.- A summary of points (as of a
law school. writing).
Morality.- A moral discourse, statement
or lesson.
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B.2 How to Avoid Wasting Time.


1. Vocabulary.
NOUNS / ADJECTIVES /
VERBS
EXPRESSIONS

To Settle.- To fix or resolve Achievement.- A result gained by


conclusively. ~ the question. effort. ACCOMPLISHMENT.
To Draft.- To draw the preliminary Brainstorming.- A group of problem-
sketch, version or plan of. solving technique that involves the
To Carry out.- To put into execution . spontaneous contribution of ideas
~ a plan. from all members of the group.
Lengthy.- Extended, long.
Misunderstood.- Interpreted
incorrectly.
Muddler.- People who make turbid or
mix sth confusedly.

2. Expressions to Practice:
Crystal clear
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B.3 Patents.
1. Vocabulary.
NOUNS / ADJECTIVES /
VERBS
EXPRESSIONS

To Desire.- To express a wish for: Grant.- Transfer of property by deed or


REQUEST. writing.
To Strenghthen.- To make or become Granted.- Transferred formally. ~ a
stronger. scholarship to a student.
To Endow.- To make a grant of money Mere.- Pure, absolute, nothing more
providing for the continuing support than. A ~ mortal.
or maintenance of. ~ a hospital. Thereof.- Of that or it, from that cause.
To be Regarded.- To be considered Novelty.- Something new or unusual.
from a particular point. Is regarded State.- Mode or condition of being. A ~
as a mechanic. of the Art.
To be Deemed.- To be thought or Entitlement.- The state or condition of
judged. Considered. ~ it wise to go being entitled (designated). RIGHT.
slow.
To Comprise.- To bind by mutual
agreement.

2. Expressions to Practice:
In respect of

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