patronage

mecenazgo, patrocinio

Dinero u otra ayuda para sostener a una persona, grupo o actividad.

En inglés sencillo: Money or other help given to support a person, group, or activity.

• The museum depends on private patronage.
• Her patronage helped several young artists.
• The festival continued under the king's patronage.

Cómo se usa: patronage of someone/something (His patronage of the arts supported new exhibitions.); under the patronage of someone (The concert took place under the patronage of the queen.)

Sinónimos: support, sponsorship, backing

Expresiones frecuentes: royal patronage, under someone’s patronage, patronage of something

patrocinio, mecenazgo

Ayuda o respaldo público que se ofrece a una persona, grupo o actividad.

En inglés sencillo: Help or public support given to a person, group, or activity.

• The festival depends on royal patronage.
• His patronage helped the young writer publish her first book.
• The museum flourished under her patronage.

Cómo se usa: patronage of something (Her patronage of local artists helped them find buyers.)

Sinónimos: support, backing, sponsorship

Expresiones frecuentes: royal patronage, under someone's patronage, patronage of something

clientela

Conjunto de personas que compran habitualmente productos o servicios de un negocio.

En inglés sencillo: All the people who regularly buy goods or services from a business.

• The café has a mostly local patronage.
• The hotel's patronage includes many business travellers.
• A younger patronage began visiting the restaurant after its renovation.

Sinónimos: clientele, customers

Expresiones frecuentes: wealthy patronage, local patronage, regular patronage