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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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patronage [patʀɔnaʒ]masculine nouna. ( = protection) patronage* * *patʀɔnaʒnom masculin1) ( soutien) patronage2) (dated) ( centre de loisirs) ≈ youth club* * *patʀɔnaʒ nm1) (= protection) patronage2) (= organisation, club) (adolescents) church youth club, (enfants) church children's club* * *patronage nm1 ( soutien) patronage; sous le patronage de under the patronage of;2 †( centre de loisirs) ≈ youth club; humour/spectacle de patronage feeble humourGB/show.[patrɔnaʒ] nom masculin1. [soutien officiel] patronagesous le haut patronage du président de la République under the patronage of the President of the Republic2. [pour les jeunes] youth club3. [tutelle d'un saint] protection————————de patronage locution adjectivale -
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patronage [ˈpætrənɪdʒ]* * *['pætrənɪdʒ]1) ( support) patronage m2) Politics ( right to appoint) droit m de présentationpolitical patronage — péj copinage m pej
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patronage ['peɪtrənɪdʒ]∎ I shall take my patronage elsewhere j'irai me fournir ailleurs∎ he got the promotion through the Minister's patronage il a obtenu de l'avancement grâce à l'influence du ministre(d) (sponsorship) mécénat m(e) (condescension) condescendance f(f) (in Church of England) droit m de présentation (à un bénéfice) -
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noun1) покровительство, попечительство, шефство; заступничество2) клиентура; постоянные покупатели или посетители3) покровительственное отношение4) частная финансовая поддержка (учреждений, предприятий, отдельных лиц и т. п.)* * *(n) клиентура; поддержка; покровительственное отношение; покровительство; покровительство покупателей; попечительство; постоянные посетители; право назначения на должность; раздача должностей и постов победившей партией; частная финансовая поддержка; шефство* * *покровительство, попечительство, шефство* * *[pa·tron·age || 'peɪtrənɪdʒ /'pæt-] n. покровительство, попечительство, шефство, заступничество* * *заступничествоклиентурапокровительствопопечительствошефство* * *1) а) покровительство, попечительство б) патронаж, покровительственное отношение 2) клиентура; постоянные покупатели/посетители -
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'pætrəni‹, ]( American) 'pei-noun (the support given by a patron.) mecenazgo, patrocinio; enchufe (peyorativo)tr['pætrənɪʤ]1 (sponsorship - of charity, cause) patrocinio; (of arts) mecenazgo2 (custom) clientela, parroquiapatronage ['peɪtrənɪʤ, 'pæ-] n1) sponsorship: patrocinio m2) clientele: clientela f3) : influencia f (política)n.• agarradero s.m.• auspicio s.m.• clientela s.f.• encomienda s.f.• mecenazgo s.m.• padrinazgo s.m.• patrocinio s.m.• patronato s.m.'pætrənɪdʒmass noun1)a) ( custom) clientela fb) ( sponsorship) patrocinio m, auspicio munder the patronage of — bajo or con el patrocinio de, con los auspicios de
2) ( Pol) influencia f['pætrǝnɪdʒ]N (=support) patrocinio m ; (=clients) clientela f ; [of the arts] mecenazgo m ; (political) apoyo m ; (Rel) patronato munder the patronage of — patrocinado por, bajo los auspicios de
* * *['pætrənɪdʒ]mass noun1)a) ( custom) clientela fb) ( sponsorship) patrocinio m, auspicio munder the patronage of — bajo or con el patrocinio de, con los auspicios de
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1. n покровительство, попечительство; шефство2. n покровительственное отношение3. n церк. право назначения на должностьpatronage appointee — лицо, назначенное на должность в государственном аппарате за услуги, оказанные партии, победившей на выборах
4. n контроль за раздачей общественных должностей и привилегий5. n амер. раздача должностей и постов победившей партией6. n разг. покровительство покупателей; частная финансовая поддержка7. n разг. клиентура, постоянные посетителиСинонимический ряд:1. advocacy (noun) advocacy; promotion; sponsoring2. clientele (noun) clientele3. condescension (noun) condescension; deference; sufferance; tolerance4. spoils (noun) spoils5. support (noun) aegis; assistance; auspices; backing; benefaction; encouragement; patronisation; pork-barreling; sponsorship; support6. trade (noun) business; commerce; custom; purchasing; shopping; trade; traffic -
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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] patronage[Swahili Word] tegemeo[Swahili Plural] mategemeo[Part of Speech] noun------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] patronage[Swahili Word] upendeleo[Swahili Plural] mapendeleo[Part of Speech] noun------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] patronage[Swahili Word] upendelevu[Swahili Plural] mapendelevu[Part of Speech] noun------------------------------------------------------------ -
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['pætrənɪdʒ]1) (support) patronato m., patrocinio m., egida f.2) pol. (right to appoint) = facoltà di affidare incarichi, di conferire nominepolitical patronage — spreg. clientelismo politico
3) comm. clientela f.* * *['pætrəni‹, ]( American[) 'pei-]noun (the support given by a patron.) patrocinio* * *patronage /ˈpætrənɪdʒ/n. [u]2 (polit.) clientelismo; potere di conferire onori, assegnare cariche, dare impieghi: a widespread patronage system, un diffuso sistema clientelare● (fin.) patronage dividend, dividendo ( di una cooperativa) ai soci.* * *['pætrənɪdʒ]1) (support) patronato m., patrocinio m., egida f.2) pol. (right to appoint) = facoltà di affidare incarichi, di conferire nominepolitical patronage — spreg. clientelismo politico
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'pætrəni‹, ]( American) 'pei-noun (the support given by a patron.) støtte, beskyttelsesubst. \/ˈpætrənɪdʒ\/, \/ˈpeɪtrənɪdʒ\/1) beskyttelse, patronat, proteksjon2) ( handel) kundestøtte, kundekrets, kunder, publikum3) nedlatenhet, beskyttermine4) ( kirkelig) patronatsrett, besettelsesrett, utnevnelsesrett5) (amer.) politiske tjenestertake away one's patronage slutte som kunde -
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['pætrənɪdʒ]npatronage (of) — (artist, charity etc) patronat m (nad +instr)
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