patrons

UK
/ˈpeɪtrənz/
US
/ˈpeɪtrənz/
patronsubstantiv

patrons

Pl.

patrons
Pl.
UK
/ˈpeɪtrən/
US
/ˈpeɪtrən/
Übersetzungen
The museum was able to expand its collection thanks to the generous donations from its patrons.
Le musée a pu agrandir sa collection grâce aux généreux dons de ses bienfaiteurs.
patronDans le sens religieux de saint protecteur.
St. Cecilia is the patron of musicians.
Sainte Cécile est la patron des musiciens.
The young painter was fortunate to find a patron who believed in her talent and funded her first exhibition.
La jeune peintre a eu la chance de trouver un mécène qui croyait en son talent et a financé sa première exposition.
clientDans le sens de client habituel.
The coffee shop offers a loyalty program to reward its frequent patrons.
Le café propose un programme de fidélité pour récompenser ses clients réguliers.
Definitionen
A person who gives financial or other support to a person, organization, or cause.
The museum was able to expand its collection thanks to the generous donations from its patrons.
A regular customer of a store, restaurant, or other business.
The coffee shop offers a loyalty program to reward its frequent patrons.
A person who sponsors or supports an artist, writer, or musician.
The young painter was fortunate to find a patron who believed in her talent and funded her first exhibition.
A saint regarded as the special guardian or protector of a particular person, place, or group.
St. Cecilia is the patron of musicians.
patronverb

patrons

patroned
Präteritum
patroned
Partizip Perfekt
patroning
Gerundium
Archaic or rare
Übersetzungen
parrainerEmploi archaïque.
The duke patroned several promising sculptors.
Le duc a parrainé plusieurs sculpteurs prometteurs.
Definitionen
Archaic. To act as a patron to; to support or sponsor.
The duke patroned several promising sculptors.
patronadjektiv
Definitionen
Attributive. Designating someone or something that acts as a guardian, protector, or sponsor.
They prayed to their patron deity before setting sail.