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to patronize
01
patrocinar, apoyar económicamente
to support or sponsor a person, organization, or cause, often by providing financial assistance
Transitive: to patronize a person, organization, or cause
Ejemplos
The philanthropist has a history of patronizing educational programs to empower underserved communities.
El filántropo tiene un historial de patrocinar programas educativos para empoderar a las comunidades desatendidas.
02
frecuentar, ser cliente de
to frequently buy meals, goods, etc. from a restaurant, store, etc.
Transitive: to patronize a business
Ejemplos
Many people patronize the bakery for its fresh bread.
Mucha gente frecuenta la panadería por su pan fresco.
03
tratar con condescendencia
to speak or behave in a way that implies that one is more knowledgeable, experienced, or intelligent than the other person
Transitive: to patronize sb
Ejemplos
The salesperson was patronizing the customer, making them feel inferior and inadequate.
El vendedor estaba tratando con condescendencia al cliente, haciéndolo sentir inferior e inadecuado.
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