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71Sponsor — Spọn|sor 〈m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s od. so|ren〉 jmd., der eine Sache finanziell ermöglicht od. fördert, Geldgeber [Etym.: lat., »Bürge«] …
72sponsor — m IV, DB. a, Ms. sponsororze; lm M. sponsororzy, DB. ów «osoba lub instytucja finansująca w całości lub w części jakieś przedsięwzięcie, często w zamian za reklamowanie własnej działalności» ‹z łac.› …
73sponsor — spon·sor || spÉ‘nsÉ™(r) / spÉ’n n. one who donates money; person or organization that promotes or supports (an event, program, candidate, etc.); godparent v. back, support, finance, subsidize, promote …
74sponsor — n. 1. Surety. 2. Godfather or godmother …
75sponsor — The financial institution, usually a merchant bank or investment bank, that handles the flotation of a company. It will supervise the preparation of the prospectus and make sure that the company is aware of the benefits and obligations of being a …
76sponsor — 1) The financial institution, usually a merchant bank or investment bank, that handles the flotation of a company. It will supervise the preparation of the prospectus and make sure that the company is aware of the benefits and obligations of… …
77sponsor — 1. noun the money came from sponsors Syn: backer, patron, promoter, benefactor, benefactress, supporter, partner, contributor, subscriber, friend, guarantor, underwriter; informal angel 2. verb a bank sponsored the event Syn: fina …
78sponsor — n 1. patron, (of the arts) Maecenas, fi nancer, angel, subsidizer; guarantor, warrantor, endorser, ensurer, co signer; supporter, upholder, champion, advocate, promoter, advertiser, Inf. pusher; proponent, favorer, partisan, sympathizer, well… …
79sponsor — spon·sor …
80sponsor — 1. noun Syn: backer, patron, promoter, benefactor, supporter, contributor 2. verb Syn: finance, fund, subsidize, back, promote, support, contribute to; N.Amer.; informal bankroll …
