cater to



cater to someone or something

 
1. Lit. to provide for or care for someone or something. I believe that we can cater to you in this matter. Our company caters to larger firms that do not wish to maintain a service department.
2. Fig. to provide special or favorable treatment for someone or something. I'm sorry, but I cannot cater to you and not to the others. We do not have the time to cater to special requests.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Mack[mæk]
Sewerynase-ve-RI-nahPolish
Longinalawn-GEE-nah (Polish)Polish, Ancient Roman
InÁCio-Portuguese
Tsisana-Georgian
Qiana-African American (Modern)