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1. (n.) clientele
the clients or customers, as of a professional person or shop, considered collectively:
a wealthy clientele.
Etymology: (1855–65; < F clientèle < L clientēla, der. of cliēns (see client ))
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1. (noun) clientele, patronage, business
customers collectively
"they have an upper class clientele"
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1. (noun) clientele
the condition or position of a client; clientship
2. (noun) clientele
the clients or dependents of a nobleman of patron
3. (noun) clientele
the persons who make habitual use of the services of another person; one's clients, collectively; as, the clientele of a lawyer, doctor, notary, etc
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Sense: a group or type of clients
a bank's clientele.
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 Arabic: مَجْموعَة زَبائِن |
 Brazilian: clientela |
 German: der Kundenkreis |
 Danish: klientel; kundekreds |
 Greek: πελατολόγιο |
 Spanish: clientela |
 Estonian: klientuur |
 Finnish: asiakaskunta |
 French: clientèle |
 Indonesian: nasabah |
 Icelandic: viðskiptavinir |
 Italian: clientela |
 Japanese: 顧客たち |
 Korean: 고객층 |
 Lithuanian: klientai, klientūra |
 Latvian: klientūra |
 Dutch: clienta |
 Norwegian: klienter, klientell; kund |
 Polish: klientela |
 Persian: يك نوع مشترى خاص |
 Pashto: یوه خاص دله مشتری |
 Portuguese: clientela |
 Romanian: clientelă |
 Russian: клиентура |
 Slovak: klientela |
 Slovenian: stranke |
 Swedish: klientel, kundkrets |
 Thai: ลูกค้าทั้งหลาย |
 Turkish: müvekkiller, müşteriler |
 Taiwanese: 主顧 |
 Chinese: 委托人 |
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