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patronize, patronise Brit [ˈpætrənaɪz, Am ˈpeɪ-] VB trans

1. patronize (treat as inferior):

traktować [perf po-] protekcjonalnie

2. patronize form (be customer):

być stałym klientem

this hotel is patronized by...

stałymi gośćmi tego hotelu są...

3. patronize (support):

wspierać [perf wesprzeć]

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Both were stars of the musical comedy, both patronised by their husbands/film directors. en.wikipedia.org

He began to make wagers and then to patronise and play the sport, even forming his own team on several occasions. en.wikipedia.org

He was patronised by the wealthy middle and upper classes. en.wikipedia.org

Though, his passion for arts was superseded by the enthusiasm in scientific research, he continued to patronise arts and culture. en.wikipedia.org

Being a university machine it was patronised by a large number of the student population, who had access to a protected machine code development environment. en.wikipedia.org

Last patronised in the mid 1990s, the branch closed in 2008. en.wikipedia.org

Her house fell out of fashion with high society and a lower class of customer began to patronise the establishment. en.wikipedia.org

It has been well patronised since its opening in 1995, allowing it to more than double its size since then. en.wikipedia.org

As a spa it became very popular and was patronised by the gentry. en.wikipedia.org

They did not preach revolution and were happy to be patronised by any aristocrat so willing. en.wikipedia.org

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