n.资助者，顾客，(艺术家的)赞助人，名义赞助人(支持慈善组织等的名人，名字常用于有关的广告宣传中)，老主顾，常客

原形：patron复数：patrons

Eric is a patron of this hope primary school.
埃里克是这所希望小学的资助人。
We both wanted to be Patron God of Athens.
我们都想成为雅典的守护神啊。
The patron saint of travelers is Saint Christopher, who is often depicted carrying the Christ child across a river.
旅行者的守护圣人是圣克里斯托弗，他常常被描绘成背着基督孩子过河。
She regularly attends the art gallery's openings as a loyal patron.
她作为忠实的赞助人经常参加艺术画廊的开幕式。
The restaurant relies heavily on local patrons for its success.
这家餐厅的成功很大程度上依赖于本地的常客。
The library hosted a book fair to attract new patrons and raise funds.
图书馆举办了一场书展以吸引新顾客并筹集资金。
The theater-goer became a patron after donating generously to the company.
这位戏剧爱好者慷慨捐赠后成为了剧院的赞助人。
The museum's patrons include several high-profile philanthropists.
博物馆的赞助人中包括几位知名慈善家。
The church's patron was a medieval knight, whose armor is displayed in the nave.
教堂的赞助人是一位中世纪的骑士，他的盔甲陈列在教堂的中殿里。
He is a patron of the arts, supporting many emerging artists financially.
他是艺术的赞助人，为许多新兴艺术家提供经济支持。
The ballet school received a generous donation from an anonymous patron.
芭蕾舞学校收到了一位匿名赞助人的慷慨捐赠。
The museum's opening was attended by patrons, dignitaries, and art enthusiasts alike.
博物馆的开幕式吸引了赞助人、贵宾和艺术爱好者们一同参加。