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noun

Patrono, protector, defensor

One who protects or supports; a defender or advocate.

"The museum relies on generous patrons to keep its doors open to the public. "

El museo depende de generosos patronos para mantener sus puertas abiertas al público.

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noun

Mecenas, patrón

An influential, wealthy person who supported an artist, craftsman, a scholar or a noble.

"The artist was able to complete his masterpiece thanks to his generous patrons, who provided him with money and a studio. "

El artista pudo completar su obra maestra gracias a sus generosos mecenas, que le proporcionaron dinero y un estudio.

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noun

Cliente, parroquiano

A customer, as of a certain store or restaurant.

"This car park is for patrons only."

Este aparcamiento es solo para clientes.

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noun

Patrono, protector

(Roman law) A protector of a dependent, especially a master who had freed a slave but still retained some paternal rights.

"In Roman society, former slave owners often became the patrons of their freed slaves, providing them with continued support and expecting loyalty in return. "

En la sociedad romana, los antiguos dueños de esclavos a menudo se convertían en los patronos de sus esclavos liberados, brindándoles apoyo continuo y esperando lealtad a cambio.

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noun

Patrono, mecenas

One who has gift and disposition of a benefice.

"The wealthy patrons of the old cathedral held the power to appoint the new vicar. "

Los ricos patronos de la antigua catedral tenían el poder de nombrar al nuevo vicario.

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noun

Patrono

A padrone.

"The immigrant workers were often exploited by their patrons, who controlled their wages and living conditions. "

Los trabajadores inmigrantes a menudo eran explotados por sus patronos, quienes controlaban sus salarios y condiciones de vida.

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noun

Propietario, dueño

A property owner, a landlord, a master. (Compare patroon.)

"The old plantation house still referred to its historical owners as the "patrons" of the land. "

La antigua casa de la plantación todavía se refería a sus dueños históricos como los "propietarios" de la tierra.

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verb

Patrocinar, favorecer

To be a patron of; to patronize; to favour.

"The wealthy art collector patrons emerging artists by buying their paintings and promoting their work. "

El rico coleccionista de arte patrocina a los artistas emergentes comprando sus pinturas y promoviendo su trabajo.

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verb

Tratar como cliente, patrocinar

To treat as a patron.

"The manager patronized his new employee by explaining every single step of the task, even though the employee already understood the basics. "

El gerente trató a su nuevo empleado como cliente al explicar cada paso de la tarea, a pesar de que el empleado ya entendía lo básico.

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