US /ˈpetrəˌnaɪz, ˈpætrə-/
・UK /'pætrənaɪz/
You see, there's this very real intertwining network of passionate individuals and growing businesses that not only patronize and promote each other but also work together to ensure that the area as a whole is more connected and enjoyable for anybody visiting or living here.
You see, there's this very real intertwining network of passionate individuals and growing businesses that not only patronize and promote each other but also work together to ensure that the area as a whole is more connected and enjoyable for anybody visiting or living here for anybody visiting or living here
So, with all of these things in mind, very important, don't patronize your readers.
So to patronize means to, well, usually we use this in speaking, but to communicate with someone in a way that, you know, you're being nice to them and you're being friendly and helpful, but in reality, you're looking down on them.
Their bank grew into a financial powerhouse, allowing them to finance ambitious projects and patronize artists like Michelangelo and Botticelli.
Their bank grew into a financial powerhouse allowing them to finance ambitious projects and patronize artists like Michelangelo and Batticelli.
By the art we patronize at museums or purchase at galleries, we can make our opinions not only known but felt.
By the art we patronize at museums or purchase at galleries, we can make our opinions not only known but felt.
Growing frustrated and unable to change customer behavior so that they would patronize his stores, he took a vacation.
Growing frustrated and unable to change customer behavior so that they would patronize his stores,
So don't patronize me.
So don't patronize me.
You don't have to patronize me.
You don't have to patronize me.
Don't patronize me, Robert.
Don't patronize me, Robert.
Don't patronize me, Kevin.
Don't patronize me, Kevin.
A trading mecca, the Low Countries saw the rapid emergence of a merchant middle class in this period, with enough money to patronize local artists.
With enough money to patronize local artists, it makes sense that they wanted to see art that reflected their own lives.