Patronの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: ah! It’s a character name. The words are chosen to create a feeling about the character’s personalty and also because they sound cool.

Grim means “forbidding” or “depressing”
The news is grim, there is no more food left!
At night in the shadows, the doorway looked grim.
We also call the angel of death the “Grim Reaper”
A “reaper” is a person who cuts wheat. The Grim Reaper gathers souls with a big knife on a long handle called a scythe.

Patron is someone who supports others financially. Often we talk about “having a rich patron”
I am a patron of the arts.
You can be a patron of the museum if you make a big donation.
You are also a patron of a store, if you shop there often.









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A: 1. a person who gives financial or other support to a person, organization, or cause.
"a celebrated patron of the arts"

2. a customer of a shop, restaurant, etc., especially a regular one.
"we surveyed the plushness of the hotel and its sleek, well-dressed patrons.''

A: “found nothing amiss” means that it was normal or “not unusual”

Basically the patrons thought it was normal to find a 34 year old woman at the bar.

A: Someone who visits a conpany or business and pays money, like a customer (but a fancier word.)

大概是“顾客”

A: Depende. A patron in English is a supporter. Mary is a patron of the arts. A palavra portuguesa 'patron' en Inglês is boss, chief.

A: @LeeroiV thank you!!😁

A: Yes, think of patron like a customer. It is similar to saying お客様 it's a bit more respectful. A guest is someone that comes to your house. However, in some stores, the customers are also called 'guest,' but that is a new phenomenon; dont worry so much about that.

A: "regular customer" just means that the person comes there alot. Employees know "regular customers".
example: "That bar is very popular... they have alot of REGULARS"


"customer" is ANYONE who buys anything at the store.
example: "There were alot of CUSTOMERS in that store, they must be having a sale".

So... "patron" and "customer" mean the same thing, but as I mentioned... Patron is an older more formal word.

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A: @reykjavikkim: A customer is someone who buys a product or a service. A patron is a loyal customer.

A: president

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A: I think your English knowledge is higher than what you chose.

A: Your order's not quite ready yet, but if you don't mind, can we take care of the check/bill in the meantime?

correction made.

A: 自然です

A: thank you so much.

A: I have a patron's card for this store
Or
I've got a patron's card for this store.