patroniser
patʁɔnize
Definition Conjugation
Definition of patroniser - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
parrainageRare soutenir ou parrainer quelqu'un ou quelque choseRare
- Cette fondation patronise de nombreux artistes émergents.
2.
religionRare protéger en tant que saint patronRare
- Saint Martin patronise cette église depuis des siècles.
Origin of patroniser
français, patron (italien patrono ‘protecteur’) + -iser (suffixe) (agir comme)
Examples of patroniser in a sentence
La mairie patronise désormais le programme de bourses étudiantes. On dit que sainte Geneviève patronise la ville depuis le Moyen Âge. Selon la tradition, plusieurs saints patronisent les voyageurs.
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- English:sponsor, patronize, ...
- German:fördern, schützen, ...
- Italian:sponsorizzare, proteggere come patrono, ...
- Spanish:patrocinar, proteger, ...
- Portuguese:patrocinar, proteger como padroeiro, ...
- Chinese:赞助, 庇佑, ...
- Japanese:後援する, 守護する, ...
- Arabic:رعى, شفع, ...
- Hebrew:לִתְמוֹךְ, לְהָגֵן כְּקָדוֹשׁ מָגֵן, ...
- Russian:спонсировать, быть покровителем, ...
- Ukrainian:спонсорувати, опікуватися як святий покровитель, ...
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