Copyrights
Pronunciation: /ˈkɑːpiːˌraɪt/
Copyrights (noun)
- the legal right to control the use of a creative work like a book or song.
- a statement showing who owns the rights to a creative work.
Examples
- The book is under copyright to prevent unauthorized copying.
- Copyright ensures creators are rewarded for their work.
Common collocations: copyright law, copyright infringement, copyright protection, copyright notice, display a copyright
Copyrights (verb)
- to get legal rights to control the use of your creative work.
Examples
- Authors copyright their works to secure their rights.
- You should copyright your music to prevent unauthorized use.