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1 patronage
noun* * *['pætrəni‹, ]( American[) 'pei-]noun (the support given by a patron.) die Schirmherrschaft* * *pat·ron·agen no plto enjoy sb's \patronage jds Unterstützung genießen, unter jds Schirmherrschaft stehenunder sb's \patronage unter jds Schirmherrschaftwe would like to thank all our customers for their \patronage in the past wir möchten uns bei all unseren Kunden für das Vertrauen bedanken, das sie uns in der Vergangenheit entgegengebracht haben* * *['ptrənɪdZ]n1) (= support) Schirmherrschaft funder the patronage of... — unter der Schirmherrschaft von...
his lifelong patronage of the arts — seine lebenslange Förderung der Künste
2) (formwe enjoy the patronage of... — zu unseren Kunden zählen...the attitude of the new sales assistant caused her to withdraw her patronage — das Benehmen des neuen Verkäufers veranlasste sie, dort nicht mehr einzukaufen
3) (= right to appoint to government jobs) Patronat nt4) (rare= condescension)
an air of patronage — eine gönnerhafte Miene* * *1. Schirmherrschaft f:under the patronage of unter der Schirmherrschaft von (od gen)2. Gönnerschaft f, Mäzenatentum n, Förderung f3. JUR Patronatsrecht n4. Kundschaft f5. gönnerhaftes oder herablassendes Benehmen6. US Recht n der Ämterbesetzung* * *noun* * *n.Gönnerschaft f.
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