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Meanings of clientele in English

Portuguese
freguesia
Catalan
parròquia
Spanish
patronaje

Customers collectively.

freguesia
Spanish
clientes

Set of all customers of a service.

clientes
Synonyms
Examples for "customers"
Examples for "customers"
1
Just across the Irish Sea, however, are another 60 million potential customers.
The Irish Times
2
This will result in limited water supply to all Rand Water customers.
The South African
3
He also said the firm aimed for 50 million customers a year.
Reuters
4
Yes we offer a free 'Click & Collect' option to our customers.
The Irish Times
5
Yet low costs are helping them dial in new emerging market customers.
Reuters
Usage of clientele in English
1
Many components of this new model could be applied to other clientele.
Pubmed
2
Before the crisis, they were fully booked with a largely African-American clientele.
Reuters
3
But morning was coming, and with it a change in the clientele.
The bourne objective
4
Yes, the house was larger and catered to a more well-heeled clientele.
The broken blade
5
Elsewhere, internal-security officials are troubled by the high-ranking nature of Dagmar's clientele.
The Irish Times
6
So, I finally went and got certified and started building my clientele.
Ebony
7
Its margin-based finance is provided for corporate and high net worth clientele.
Reuters
8
He has a large clientele and a lot of horses to ride.
The Guardian
9
Part of the luxury of an expanding clientele. She managed a chuckle.
The player
10
Such a ratio makes the clientele of each physician about two million.
Notable Women of Modern China
11
And the clientele has a lot more class-notalking penises in here.
Snow Crash
12
First, it's proven to be a popular selection with their Hispanic clientele.
Wired
13
Chinese shoppers account for a third of the luxury goods industry's clientele.
Reuters
14
Presumably that's so they will go with the target clientele's mahogany furniture.
The Guardian
15
His pub has attracted the city's artistic and literary clientele since 1973.
The Irish Times
16
Mister Mystic works as a consultant, to an odd and exclusive clientele.
Soon I will be invincible
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Clientele through the time
Clientele across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common