patrons in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for patrons in the English»French Dictionary

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

1. patron (supporter):

patron (of artist)

mécène m

patron (of person)

protecteur/-trice m/f

patron (of cause, charity)

bienfaiteur/-trice m/f

patron of the arts

mécène m

to be patron of an organization

parrainer une organisation

2. patron COMM (client):

patron

client/-e m/f (of de)

Phrases:

patron, a. patron saint

saint/-e m/f patron/-onne (of de)

patron saint N

patron saint

saint/-e m/f patron/-onne (of de)

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patrons are advised not to leave their baggage unattended

nous conseillons à nos clients de surveiller leurs bagages

beneficent assistance, patron

généreux/-euse

Translations for patrons in the French»English Dictionary

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mécène

patron of the arts

réservé à la clientèle

(reserved) for patrons only

parrainer fondation

to be patron of

parrain (d'œuvre, de fondation)

patron

protecteur des arts

patron of the arts

client (cliente) (d'hôtel)

guest, patron

patrons in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for patrons in the English»French Dictionary

patron [ˈpeɪ·tr ə n] N

1. patron (benefactor of charity):

patron

patron(ne) m (f)

patron of the arts

mécène m

2. patron form (customer):

patron

client(e) m (f)

Translations for patrons in the French»English Dictionary

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mécène (protecteur des arts)

patron

parrain d'un artiste, projet, d'une fondation

patron

protecteur (-trice)

patron

patron(ne)

patron

saint patron

patron saint

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Patrons can use a large community meeting room, spaces for kids and teens, computer workstations, among other services.

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Alternatively, car park patrons may pay at the station ticket office when open.

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It measures 21 by 15 feet in size and served as a waiting station for park patrons who rode the trolley car to and from the park.

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The story celebrates love as well as exposes its dark side of tormenting its patrons in pursuit of it.

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Patrons often line up starting at 3:30pm, an hour and a half before opening time.

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He was notoriously hypersensitive to gallery owners, collectors, and patrons that did not appreciate his art.

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A special shopping cart conveyor was operated by staff to move store patrons' items from one floor to the other.

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An air of excitement pervaded the store with many cash voucher giveaways, that patrons could put towards the purchase of theireyewear.

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All of the shelters along the transitway were equipped with departure time signage at one time, allowing patrons to view when the next bus would arrive.

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Many patrons visit for its genealogical and historical materials.

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