patron
संरक्षक
definition
noun
Charles became a patron of Rubens and van Dyck
a person who gives financial or other support to a person, organization, cause, or activity.
we surveyed the plushness of the hotel and its sleek, well-dressed patrons
a customer, especially a regular one, of a store, restaurant, or theater.
translation of 'patron'
आश्रयदाता,
कायमचे गिर्हाईक
example
a celebrated 'patron' of the arts
In ancient Rome clients were plebeians who were bound in a subservient relationship with their patrician 'patron' .
Sometimes the new feudal lord was welcomed as a 'patron' and protector.
He needed a 'patron' to protect his new found freedom and often looked to his former master to champion him.
They are the most obvious sign that hospitality helped to articulate the 'patron' /client relations that permeated Roman society.
It was a solemn farewell to a great 'patron' of the arts and a doughty supporter of Scottish causes.
What is needed is a 'patron' who understands and supports the substance of the projects and the one-time opportunity they represent.
a celebrated 'patron' of the arts
Charles became a 'patron' of Rubens and van Dyck
Here those favoring the wealthy are following social convention and may even see themselves securing the benefaction of the 'patron' for the church.
Isn't it embarrassing to be in a restaurant where a 'patron' is yelling at the waiter?
A typical patrician noble, he saw his world in terms of personal ambition, Roman patriotism, family loyalty, and 'patron' -client relationships.
Of course, restaurant 'patrons' could go elsewhere, though they should not have to.
Police forced restaurant 'patrons' to leave immediately.
Sincere thanks to the 'patrons' who so generously supported the draw.
However, such an explanation does not account for the evidence that there were few 'patrons' in the shop.
He noticed the curious stares of the regular 'patrons' of the inn.
The waiting area has a fully licensed bar with a drinks lounge for up to 20 'patrons' and a restaurant area for 16.
Happy New Year to all our 'patrons' and supporters.
Most of his customers are regular 'patrons' , many of whom are foreigners.
Support from 'patrons' and parents would be greatly appreciated.
She returned the embrace gratefully, not caring about any of the other restaurant 'patrons' .
Taking a discreet glance around, he saw the few other 'patrons' of the restaurant heartily consuming their own lunch, so he tried to follow suit.
The restaurant seats 155 'patrons' and employs a staff of 18 chefs.
The 'patrons' chose whom to support and greatly influenced the products of that support.
The club is deeply grateful for the ongoing support of its 'patrons' .
Postal 'patrons' also must complete customs forms and declarations pertaining to the contents of parcels being mailed.
Are the fellow employees or regular 'patrons' off limits to me?
The aim was to make the area more attractive to business and more welcoming to regular 'patrons' and visitors.
But the festival enjoys great support from some 20 local organisations, friends, 'patrons' and the district council.
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