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patron

Pronunciation: [ˈpeɪtrən]

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Learn how to use patron in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “relationship”

(noun) a person who supports or helps someone, usually by giving money or gifts. For example, if someone donates money to a museum or an artist, they are helping them with their work.

Example

The museum had many patrons who supported its new art exhibit.

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Without patrons, the theater had to cancel several performances due to lack of funds.

Example

Who are some famous patrons of the arts in your city?

Context: “service”

(noun) a customer or client who regularly visits a place like a restaurant or a store. If you often eat at the same pizza place, you are a patron of that restaurant.

Example

She is a regular patron at the coffee shop and knows everyone there.

Example

The new cafe failed to attract patrons and had to close down.

Example

What makes someone a good patron of a business?

Context: “cultural tradition”

(noun) a protector or supporter of a specific activity, often in the arts or history. This could mean someone who helps maintain traditions or supports an important cause.

Example

The charity was started by a patron dedicated to preserving local culture.

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Without a patron, many historical events would be forgotten and not celebrated.

Example

How does a patron affect the preservation of cultural heritage?

How to pronounce patron

Pronunciation: [ˈpeɪtrən]

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