clientele in Greek
clientele in Greek is πελατεία — clientele means the customers or clients of a business, especially considered as a group with shared habits or tastes.
clientele in Greek
πελατεία
Pronounced: pelateia
The body or class of people who frequent an establishment or purchase a service, especially when considered as forming a more-or-less homogeneous group of clients in terms of values or habits.
What does "clientele" mean?
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noun The customers or clients of a business, especially considered as a group with shared habits or tastes.
"The restaurant built up a loyal clientele over the years."
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clientele in a sentence
- The restaurant built up a loyal clientele over the years.
- The boutique caters to an upscale clientele.
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What is "clientele" in Greek?
"clientele" in Greek is πελατεία. clientele means: The customers or clients of a business, especially considered as a group with shared habits or tastes.
How do you pronounce πελατεία?
"clientele" in Greek is πελατεία, pronounced "pelateia".
How do you use "clientele" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant built up a loyal clientele over the years." In Greek, "clientele" is πελατεία.
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