Translations for patronage in the English»French Dictionary (Go to French»English)

patronage [Brit ˈpatr(ə)nɪdʒ, ˈpeɪtr(ə)nɪdʒ, Am ˈpætrənədʒ, ˈpeɪtrənədʒ] N

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1. patronage (support):

patronage

under the patronage of

sous le patronage de

Royal/government patronage

patronage royal/de l'État

patronage of the arts

2. patronage POL (right to appoint):

patronage

droit m de présentation

3. patronage pej:

political patronage

to get a patronage appointment

obtenir un poste grâce à ses relations

4. patronage Brit REL:

patronage

droit m de disposer d'un bénéfice (ecclésiastique)

5. patronage COMM:

patronage

pratique f dated

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patronage

mécénat d'entreprise

corporate patronage

parrainage (de fondation)

patronage

patronage

sous le patronage de

under the patronage of

sous les auspices de (protection personnelle)

under the patronage of

Translations for patronage in the English»French Dictionary (Go to French»English)

patronage [ˈpætrənɪdʒ, Am ˈpeɪtrən-] N no pl

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1. patronage (support of a cause):

patronage

2. patronage (sponsorship):

patronage

3. patronage form ECON (trade given by customer):

patronage

4. patronage pej POL:

patronage

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patronage

parrainage d'un artiste, projet, d'une fondation

patronage

sous les auspices de qn/de la municipalité

under the patronage of sb/the town

under the patronage of sb/the town

sous les auspices de qn/de la municipalité

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Occasionally, however, specific patronage afforded him the opportunity to rise to a higher level, of which he was quite clearly capable. en.wikipedia.org

A dispute over patronage prevented the chapel from opening until 1740. en.wikipedia.org

This way then he had most of that town's business as the wholesale peddler - since the most active would get the principal patronage. en.wikipedia.org

Throughout its existence, it has enjoyed patronage from influential members of the government, prime ministers, army chiefs, and presidents. en.wikipedia.org

It suffered from poor patronage, as with all the stations on the branch. en.wikipedia.org

They use energy to return (less full) for more passengers and must sometimes run on schedules and routes with little patronage. en.wikipedia.org

In earlier periods, special establishments and workshops were in existence that functioned directly under court patronage. en.wikipedia.org

They agreed on the patronage one year later. en.wikipedia.org

Patronage maintained strong political organizations by offering campaign workers rewards. en.wikipedia.org

Patronage of country rail services declined through the 1950s and 60s as more people gained access to cars. en.wikipedia.org

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