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Patronize
/pˈatɹənˌaɪz/
/ˈpætɹəˌnaɪz/, /ˈpeɪtɹəˌnaɪz/
patroniseto patronize
01
patronner, sponsorer
to support or sponsor a person, organization, or cause, often by providing financial assistance
Transitive: to patronize a person, organization, or cause
02
fréquenter
to frequently buy meals, goods, etc. from a restaurant, store, etc.
Transitive: to patronize a business
03
traiter avec condescendance
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
patronize
v
patron
n
patronized
adj
patronized
adj
patronizing
adj
patronizing
adj
Exemple
The wealthy entrepreneur decided to patronize a local arts initiative by funding exhibitions.
Individuals may choose to patronize charities that align with their values.
The company chose to patronize the community center, contributing to its development.
The philanthropist has a history of patronizing educational programs to empower underserved communities.
Organizations often patronize emerging artists by showcasing their work in galleries.
