Proprietory Meaning in English

word

US

prəˈpraɪəˌtɔɹi

pruh-PRY-uh-tor-ee

UK

prəˈprɑɪ.ə.tər.i

pruh-PRY-uh-tuh-ree

释义

An uncommon adjective meaning 'relating to an owner or ownership'; rarely used, usually replaced by 'proprietary'.

用法与细微差别

'Proprietory' is very rare in modern English; 'proprietary' is correct and standard for business, legal, and technology contexts. Learners should use 'proprietary' instead. 'Proprietory' may appear in old texts, but is often considered incorrect.

• Spanish: propietario (adjetivo, poco común)
• Portuguese (BR): proprietário (adjetivo, pouco comum)
• Portuguese (PT): proprietário (adjetivo, pouco comum)
• Chinese (Simplified): 专有的 (少见)
• Chinese (Traditional): 專有的 (少見)
• Hindi: स्वामित्व वाला (कुछ कम इस्तेमाल होने वाला)
• Arabic: خاص بالمالك (نادر الاستخدام)
• Bengali: মালিকানাসংক্রান্ত
• Russian: собственнический
• Japanese: 所有者の - 所有権の
• Vietnamese: thuộc quyền sở hữu
• Korean: 소유자의 - 소유권의
• Turkish: mülkiyetle ilgili
• Urdu: ملکیت والا
• Indonesian: milik - kepemilikan

例句

The company claims it uses a proprietory formula.

basic

He owns the proprietory rights to the building.

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This is their proprietory software.

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Our app doesn't work with proprietory hardware—just the industry standard.

natural

He prefers open-source tools to proprietory ones whenever possible.

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The term 'proprietory' sounds outdated these days.

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