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18:34 Aug 13, 2012 |
English to French translations [PRO] Food & Drink | |||||||
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4 +2 | poche isotherme koozie |
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3 | couvre-bouteille |
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3 | Refroidisseur de/pour bouteille (koozie) |
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It's a trademark |
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Koozie dispute |
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koozie couvre-bouteille Explanation: ou cache-bouteille pour les théières, on parle de couvre-théière (tea COZY) |
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koozie poche isotherme koozie Explanation: http://annecy.goodicom.fr/.../glaciere-sac-isother... - Translate this pageShare "... chemin de table, chevalet, chiffon, chope à bière, cirage, ciseau de cuisine, coffret .... 600 D avec grande poche isotherme et bandoulière réglable. bleu clair/noir, bleu ... Sac isotherme KOOZIE™ avec poche frontale La poche avant à glissière vous ... Sac isotherme KOOZIE6 canettes Sac isotherme imperméable pour six ..." http://tertoys.virtuaboard.com/t5364p450-derni... - Translate this page "en fait tu cales ta bière dedans et ça fait un peu comme une poche isotherme, donc ... aux USA de se promener dans la rue avec une cannette de bière ouverte?" |
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Reference: It's a trademark Reference information: http://www.norwood.com/category/DRINK/KOOZIE/Koozie%AE+Can+%... I would be careful about translating it at all, particularly if it has a capital letter. You should refer to the client if in doubt. |
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Reference: Koozie dispute Reference information: The name Koozie was coined as a trademark, according to Norwood Promotional Products which sells them. It was originally a trademark of the company whose 1979 invention it was: Texas company Radio Cap Corporation (RCC). RCC registered the trademark in 1980; but the registration lapsed in 2001. Norwood had bought RCC in 1989, and it re-registered the trademark in February 2004.[1][6] Norwood has been in a dispute, on and off over several years in the 2000s, over the Koozie trademark status with a WWW mail-order business called Kustom Koozies. Norwood asserts that names such as beer hugger, can cooler, coolie, huggie, or even coozie do not infringe its trademark, but that koozie does.[1][6] Kustom Koozies asserted in 2005 that the trademark had become generic.[1][6] In the years since, Norwood and Kustom Koozies came to a licencing agreement over the use of the trademark, but by 2009 they were in dispute again, as Kustom Koozies (unsuccessfully) attempted to cancel the trademark licencing agreement in response to Norwood instructing it to make certain changes to its WWW site, one of which was that "Koozie" should be set out in all-capital letters as "KOOZIE".[7] Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_koozie |
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