patron in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for patron in the English»Italian Dictionary

patron [Brit ˈpeɪtr(ə)n, Am ˈpeɪtrən] N

1. patron (supporter):

patron (of artist)

mecenate mf

patron (of person)

protettore m / protettrice f

patron (of cause)

patrocinatore m / patrocinatrice f

patron (of charity)

patrono m / patronessa f

patron (of charity)

benefattore m / benefattrice f

patron of the arts

protettore delle arti

to be patron of an organization

patrocinare un'organizzazione

2. patron COMM (client):

patron

cliente mf (of di)

3. patron:

patron, also patron saint

patrono m / patrona f (of di)

patron saint [Brit, Am ˈpeɪtrən seɪnt] N

patron saint

santo patrono m

patron saint

santa patrona f (of di)

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

beneficent assistance, patron, work

benefico

to toady to minister, patron, boss

leccare i piedi a

Translations for patron in the Italian»English Dictionary

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patron

patron

mecenate

patron

santo protettore

patron (saint)

protettore (protettrice)

patron (saint)

protettore (protettrice)

patron

protettore delle arti

patron of the arts

patrona

patron saint

patrono (patrona)

patron (saint)

san Martino è il patrono del mio paese

St Martin is the patron (saint) of my town

patrono (patrona)

patron

patrono (patrona)

patron

pigmalione

patron

patron in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for patron in the English»Italian Dictionary

patron [ˈpeɪ·trən] N

1. patron (benefactor):

patron

patrono(-a) m (f)

patron arts

mecenate mf

2. patron (customer):

patron

cliente (abituale) mf

3. patron REL:

patron

patrono(-a) m (f)

Translations for patron in the Italian»English Dictionary

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mecenate

patron

patrono (-a)

patron

patrono (-a) REL

patron saint

protettore (-trice)

patron

santo protettore

patron saint

festa del Santo Patrono

patron saint's day

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She is patron of several charities and has written articles for national newspapers related to this.

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After only one year, the studio expanded it to seat 5,200 patrons.

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He is a patron saint of the city.

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He was also a major patron of the arts and of charities during these years, establishing a major college for the study of music.

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This allowed patrons to eat and drink before and after concerts.

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The patrons arrived by train at the adjacent station.

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Patrons visited the library a total of 87,742 times, or 4.70 visits per capita.

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He obtained a patron, and produced a number of works based on his travels.

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She is a respected patron of young artists known to have the capacity to make or break a career.

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It was built on the site of a much older building which the patron had purchased and intended to demolish.

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