英:[ɪn'frɪndʒmənt]
美:[ɪnˈfrɪndʒmənt]
英:[ɪn'frɪndʒmənt]
美:[ɪnˈfrɪndʒmənt]
in·fringe·ment
ihn frinj mnt
复数:infringements
词根:infringe
vi.infringe 侵犯;侵害
vt.infringe 侵犯;违反;破坏
noun
a violation or breaking, as of a law, rule, or contract.If you do work for that company, it will represent an infringement of your contract with us.
an encroachment, as on a right or privilege.The plagiarizer was sued by the author for copyright infringement.
copyright infringement版权侵犯
patent infringement专利侵权
trademark infringement商标侵权;侵犯商标专用权
notice of infringement侵权通知
"违反或破坏"(合同、权利等),源自于 infringe 和 -ment。早期有一个现在已经过时的意义,即“矛盾”(1590年代)。
侵犯
违犯
The first known use of infringement was in 1628
1 District Court, accuses Howard Mann and related parties of copyright infringement and misappropriation of likeness, among other charges.
2 In fact, the artist who created the poster, Shepard Fairey, used another photograph of Obama but said he relied on the Obama-Clooney picture to avoid a copyright infringement case with The Associated Press.
3 The Mail will pay another unspecified sum for infringement of copyright and lawyer fees, the Guardian reported, citing court documents.
4 The Satanic Temple’s lawsuit, filed on Nov. 9 in Federal District Court in Manhattan, asked for at least $50 million for the alleged copyright infringement and injury to the temple’s reputation.
5 The neighborhood live music venue was one of a dozen bars and clubs around the country hit with copyright infringement lawsuits from ASCAP, an organization representing artists and publishers.
6 Victoria Lustigman, spokesperson for the Publishers Association, said there were signs that copyright infringements of books, though not on the scale of those in music or film, "are on the increase".
7 As a result, John Wayne Enterprises, of Newport Beach, Calif., has sued the school seeking a judicial judgment to remove what it calls “the cloud of an eventual infringement claim” by Duke University.
8 I am firing the first shot and my weapon is Marksta, a little app that was born out of my frustration with online copyright infringement.
9 The case now goes to a penalty phase, where the jury will decide how much the plaintiffs are owed for copyright infringement.
10 Or will I just get sued for copyright infringement?”
11 The Federal District Court for the District of Columbia issued a preliminary injunction on Thursday against one such start-up, FilmOn X. The broadcasters that sued FilmOn, claiming copyright infringement, cheered the news.
12 NPG Records Inc. and NPG Music Publishing filed suit alleging copyright infringement, saying that Roc Nation continues “to reproduce, distribute and publicly perform” the music of the late superstar, the Star Tribune reports.
13 District Judge Jed Rakoff in Manhattan on Thursday rejected claims of copyright infringement damages by Marcus Webb, who contended that the movie's screenplay contained 20 "striking similarities" to his own "The Cordoba Caper."
14 A Belgian artist found guilty of copyright infringement.
15 The lawsuit asks that Gawker be banned from what it terms "further copyright infringement" and that Gawker deliver the source material to the publisher so it can be destroyed.
16 Two years ago, jurors in East Texas found actress and writer Donna West failed to support her copyright infringement claim.
17 Google is responding to mounting pressure from film and music companies for action over copyright infringement.
18 The suit accusing him of copyright infringement was filed Wednesday in Los Angeles by Martin Harrington and Tom Leonard, composers of the song "Amazing."
19 Petrella said that while Italians on Sardinia might like to see celebrities descending from huge yachts, they are quick to report infringements and can even take the law into their own hands.
20 The notice does "not constitute meaningful efforts to mitigate infringement," she wrote.
1 侵犯
offensive violation invasion interference incursion violate invade infringe aggression encroachment contravention poach trample contravene transgress invasive
2 违反
contrary disobedient inobservance sin violation breach offense departure infraction transgression disobedience contravention nonobservance depart offend trespass break violate infringe disobey contravene transgress act counter to go counter to do violence to run counter to non-observance against offend against defy depart from