patron in Irish
patron in Irish is éarlamh — patron means a person, often wealthy or influential, who financially supports an artist, cause, or institution.
patron in Irish
éarlamh
What does "patron" mean?
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noun A person, often wealthy or influential, who financially supports an artist, cause, or institution.
"The museum's new wing was funded by a single generous patron."
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noun A regular customer of a shop, restaurant, or other business.
"The café's longtime patrons all know the owner by name."
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patron in a sentence
- The museum's new wing was funded by a single generous patron.
- Renaissance painters relied heavily on wealthy patrons for commissions.
- The café's longtime patrons all know the owner by name.
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What is "patron" in Irish?
"patron" in Irish is éarlamh. patron means: A person, often wealthy or influential, who financially supports an artist, cause, or institution.
How do you use "patron" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum's new wing was funded by a single generous patron." In Irish, "patron" is éarlamh.
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