patrons是patron的复数

patron

美 [ˈpeɪtrən]
英 ['peɪtrən]
  • n.主顾；(慈善协会等的)主席；赞助人；庇护人
  • 网络赞助者；顾客；庇护者
复数：patrons  

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网络释义

n.
1.
(商店的)顾客,主顾;(慈善协会等的)主席
2.
奖励者,赞助人,支持者;庇护人;恩主;【史】(艺术家等的)保护者
3.
【宗】保护圣徒;守护神;(英国教会中)有授与牧师职权的人
4.
【罗史】释放奴隶后的旧奴隶主;保护平民的贵族
1.
(商店的)顾客,主顾;(慈善协会等的)主席
2.
奖励者,赞助人,支持者;庇护人;恩主;【史】(艺术家等的)保护者
3.
【宗】保护圣徒;守护神;(英国教会中)有授与牧师职权的人
4.
【罗史】释放奴隶后的旧奴隶主;保护平民的贵族

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释义:
全部全部,主顾主顾,主席主席,赞助人赞助人,庇护人庇护人,赞助者赞助者,顾客顾客,庇护者庇护者
类别:全部全部,口语口语,书面语书面语,标题标题,技术技术
来源:全部全部,字典字典,网络网络
难度:全部全部,简单简单,中等中等,难难
1.
Bar patrons in Arizona got a startle when a bobcat trotted in the front door. One man was attacked and slightly hurt.
在亚利桑那州，一只野猫从酒吧前门冲过，让顾客大吃一惊。
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2.
Instead, what was slipped into the design for the bottles were a few fluorescent leaves, a nod to Basso & Brooke's newest patrons.
相反，出现在酒瓶设计的是一些荧光色的叶子，这是在向他们的最新顾客致意。
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3.
A favorite of the working-class patrons, she was an attractive woman, with blonde curls and a freckled face.
她是一位很有吸引力的女人，深受工人阶级顾客的喜爱。她有一头金色卷发，脸上长满雀斑。
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It's part of a general trend, she said, for libraries to use technology to tell patrons: "You ask for it, we get it. "
这是更大趋势的一部分，她说，图书馆使用技术告诉它们的读者：“你要求，我们买。”
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5.
already swarming with patrons, and then, after divesting themselves of their wraps, went into a sumptuous dining-room.
他们走进已经宾客满堂的门厅，脱下外衣后，进了豪华的餐厅。
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6.
But she said patrons remained calm, and nothing had been damaged.
她表示，事件发生时顾客们都保持平静，也没有任何物品损坏。
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7.
Here was the place where the matter of expense limited the patrons to the moneyed or pleasure-loving class.
这种地方，由于费用昂贵，只有那些有钱的或者喜欢作乐的阶层的人，才会成为这里的主顾。
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8.
He said the "hooligans" abused patrons, chanted obscenities, ripped down posters and knocked over cardboard figures advertising films.
他说，这些“小流氓”辱骂顾客，唱着淫秽歌曲，撕开海报，还敲打宣传电影用的人形纸板。
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9.
"None of the patrons had any problem with it, " he said, "probably because they were in an art museum and we were doing an art piece. "
“没有任何一个参观者对此有意见，”他说，“可能是因为他们在艺术博物馆里，而我们是在进行艺术创作。”
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10.
It was not uncommon for patrons to sit through a feature twice to see him again.
它并不鲜见顾客坐到了两次专题见到他见面。
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