To patronize usually means to talk down to another person with some degree of superiority. It usually refers to someone acting in an offensively condescending manner. Alternatively, it can also mean frequenting or taking your business to a merchant or establishment. This definition means to support someone or something.
There are two definitions of the word Patron.
To be a Patron means to be a "Customer, Consumer, or Participant in"
If Joe shops at the local butcher store each week, he is a Patron of that store because he spends his money there.
If Alice attends the same Church for services each week, she is a Patron of that Church.
Also, to be a Patron can also mean to be someone who champions/supports a cause. In Religions there are "Patron Saints" who are individuals that were known to represent and exemplify specific qualities.
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That means you said no, you mean no and you won't change your mind.
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If you mean Liberia, it is Monrovia. If you mean Libya, it is Tripoli. If you mean libra, there is no such place.
To patronize or to be condescending towards.
If you shop at the giant stores and don't patronize your favorite shops, they will eventually go out of business.
To patronize or to be condescending towards.
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Patronize in the sense of treating like a child: Don't patronize me!Patronize in the sense of buying/getting services from: I patronize Mcdonalds on a daily basis.
Here are a couple.Don't patronize me!She will not patronize her brother no matter how silly he acts.
Don't patronize me!
Someone who supports the arts by gift of money or purchase of artworks.
It means they are treating you kindly out of pity for you.
if the people in the community patronize your product,then your business has_____________.
Name an African American enterprise that you patronize.
It can mean either Boss or Pattern. "A completion, it means "The boss" if you write "El Patron" and "model" if you write "El patron" , I'm not at all a spanish speaker but this is how Google translates works :) ... "