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トレードマーク (toreedomaaku) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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This logo is our company's trademark.
His trademark is always wearing a red hat.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 が 〈 人ひと 〉 のトレードマークだ for something to be someone's signature trait
The red hat is his trademark.
〈 物もの 〉 をトレードマークにする to make something one's signature feature
She has made her long hair her trademark.
トレードマークを 登とう 録ろく する to register a trademark
The company registered the new logo as its trademark.
Related words 商標 is the precise legal term for a registered trademark, while トレードマーク is the everyday loanword that also covers a person's distinctive trait.
特徴 is the general word for any distinguishing feature, whereas トレードマーク specifically implies a feature so recognizable it identifies the person or brand.
トレードマーク is the full word for 'trademark,' while マーク is its common shortened form in everyday speech.
Etymology Borrowed from English 'trademark'.
