Partial rejection is one of the results of the trademark office's examination of the application for registration. It means that when the reasons for rejection only involve some designated goods or services, the application for trademark registration of this part of goods can be rejected, and the application for trademark registration of other designated goods can be preliminarily examined and announced. Part of the rejection is for goods. When a trademark registration application specifies multiple commodities, theoretically, the trademark application can be divided into multiple commodity registration applications for each specified commodity. Therefore, the application for trademark registration is rejected for designated commodities, while the application for trademark registration is approved for other designated commodities.