patronization 的定义
pa·tron·ized, pa·tron·iz·ing.
- to give one's regular patronage; trade with.
- to behave in an offensively condescending manner toward: a professor who patronizes his students.
- to act as a patron toward; support.
patronization 近义词
condescension
patronage
更多patronization例句
- In college, McCann frequently patronized the Austin-based wings-and-beer joint Pluckers Wing Bar.
- Meanwhile, package volumes surged as a homebound nation patronized online shopping to avoid crowded stores.
- Sadly but predictably, the Hotel Pennsylvania is now a pretty dingy place that no one truly classy patronizes unless all they care about is cost.
- In that case, it may be up to customers to vote with their dollars and only patronize restaurants with fair employee election day policies.
- Third places like cafes are ideal for young creatives looking for affordable businesses they can patronize while also being able to practice their craft, Sbicca says.
- The note of patronization, the tone of superior wisdom, stung the scientist.