What does brevets mean?
noun
A type of patent or exclusive right granted to an inventor or manufacturer, especially in France. In cycling, a brevet is a long-distance ride, typically 200-1,200 km, that is ridden on a specific route and is often used as a training event for long-distance events such as the Tour de France.
Example
"The inventor was granted a brevet for her innovative new design."
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