Definition of gray goods in US English:

gray goods

plural nounˈɡrā ˌɡo͝odzˈɡrā ˌɡo͝odz

1Newly manufactured fabrics that have not been subjected to whitening processes.
Example sentencesExamples
- A manufactured fiber in which the fiber forming substance is any long chain synthetic polymer composed of at least 85% by weight of acrylonitnie units., gray goods are used as well.
- So my first question is about sources for raw goods, gray goods they were called.
- Now, with 120 million yards of gray goods on its hands, U.S.C.C. has had to turn to U.S. textile mills for help.
- With advanced production equipment, complete management system and strong technical force, our company can produce all kinds of gray goods for more than 1 million meters each month.
- Broadwoven plain weave poplin and broadcloth fabric (gray goods), chiefly spun polyester mixed with carded cotton
2Goods traded in a gray market.
Example sentencesExamples
- The volume of gray goods imported into the United States is substantial.
- Lower courts have excluded gray goods where differences might lead to consumer confusion or deception, but have permitted importation if there are few, if any, differences.
- The US Customs Service has adopted a new "gray goods" rule which provides protection to US trademark owners against the importation of gray goods.
- Authorized goods have a stronger effect on brand equity than gray goods.

Definition of gray goods in US English:

gray goods

plural nounˈɡrā ˌɡo͝odz

1Newly manufactured fabrics that have not been subjected to whitening processes.
Example sentencesExamples
- A manufactured fiber in which the fiber forming substance is any long chain synthetic polymer composed of at least 85% by weight of acrylonitnie units., gray goods are used as well.
- So my first question is about sources for raw goods, gray goods they were called.
- Now, with 120 million yards of gray goods on its hands, U.S.C.C. has had to turn to U.S. textile mills for help.
- With advanced production equipment, complete management system and strong technical force, our company can produce all kinds of gray goods for more than 1 million meters each month.
- Broadwoven plain weave poplin and broadcloth fabric (gray goods), chiefly spun polyester mixed with carded cotton
2Goods traded in a gray market.
Example sentencesExamples
- The volume of gray goods imported into the United States is substantial.
- Lower courts have excluded gray goods where differences might lead to consumer confusion or deception, but have permitted importation if there are few, if any, differences.
- The US Customs Service has adopted a new "gray goods" rule which provides protection to US trademark owners against the importation of gray goods.
- Authorized goods have a stronger effect on brand equity than gray goods.

词汇	gray goods
释义	Definition of gray goods in US English: gray goods plural nounˈɡrā ˌɡo͝odzˈɡrā ˌɡo͝odz 1Newly manufactured fabrics that have not been subjected to whitening processes. Example sentencesExamples A manufactured fiber in which the fiber forming substance is any long chain synthetic polymer composed of at least 85% by weight of acrylonitnie units., gray goods are used as well. So my first question is about sources for raw goods, gray goods they were called. Now, with 120 million yards of gray goods on its hands, U.S.C.C. has had to turn to U.S. textile mills for help. With advanced production equipment, complete management system and strong technical force, our company can produce all kinds of gray goods for more than 1 million meters each month. Broadwoven plain weave poplin and broadcloth fabric (gray goods), chiefly spun polyester mixed with carded cotton 2Goods traded in a gray market. Example sentencesExamples The volume of gray goods imported into the United States is substantial. Lower courts have excluded gray goods where differences might lead to consumer confusion or deception, but have permitted importation if there are few, if any, differences. The US Customs Service has adopted a new "gray goods" rule which provides protection to US trademark owners against the importation of gray goods. Authorized goods have a stronger effect on brand equity than gray goods. Definition of gray goods in US English: gray goods plural nounˈɡrā ˌɡo͝odz 1Newly manufactured fabrics that have not been subjected to whitening processes. Example sentencesExamples A manufactured fiber in which the fiber forming substance is any long chain synthetic polymer composed of at least 85% by weight of acrylonitnie units., gray goods are used as well. So my first question is about sources for raw goods, gray goods they were called. Now, with 120 million yards of gray goods on its hands, U.S.C.C. has had to turn to U.S. textile mills for help. With advanced production equipment, complete management system and strong technical force, our company can produce all kinds of gray goods for more than 1 million meters each month. Broadwoven plain weave poplin and broadcloth fabric (gray goods), chiefly spun polyester mixed with carded cotton 2Goods traded in a gray market. Example sentencesExamples The volume of gray goods imported into the United States is substantial. Lower courts have excluded gray goods where differences might lead to consumer confusion or deception, but have permitted importation if there are few, if any, differences. The US Customs Service has adopted a new "gray goods" rule which provides protection to US trademark owners against the importation of gray goods. Authorized goods have a stronger effect on brand equity than gray goods.
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