patronized

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 patronise


1. VERB 对…摆出屈尊俯就的样子
   If someone patronizes you, they speak or behave towards you in a way which seems friendly, but which shows that they think they are superior to you in some way.
   1. Don't you patronize me!...
      别在我面前摆出一副屈尊俯就的样子！
   2. Cornelia often felt patronised by her tutors.
      科妮莉亚常常觉得她的老师们对她摆出屈尊俯就的样子。
2. VERB 资助；赞助
   Someone who patronizes artists, writers, or musicians supports them and gives them money.
   1. The Japanese Imperial family patronises the Japanese Art Association.
      日本皇室资助日本艺术协会。
3. VERB 光顾；惠顾
   If someone patronizes a place such as a pub, bar, or hotel, they are one of its customers.
   1. The ladies of Berne liked to patronize the Palace for tea and little cakes.
      伯尔尼的女士们喜欢去联邦宫殿用茶点。

1. All the gloves and socks she made were far more delicate than those in shops. Therefore, more and more people patronized her shop and her business took off.
   王莉心灵手巧，针织出来的手套、袜子比商店里卖的都要精细好看，来找王莉织东西的人越来越多，生意开始红火起来。
2. Some of these publications, odd to say, which were patronized by a prince, are to be found in the Secret Library.
   这些著作中的好几种，说也奇怪，还受到一个亲王的保护，收藏在“秘密图书馆”里。
3. Even after they were disclosed and purged by the resolute measure of the party, he patronized those cat's paws and let them hold important posts of the party and state. '
   即便在这些人被党的果断行动揭露和肃清后，张成泽也把他们的余党包庇起来，并把他们安插在党和国家的重要岗位。
4. You're patronizing me, and I will not be patronized.
   你是在敷衍我，而我不想被人敷衍。
5. This game was patronized especially by the royalty and nobility.
   这种游戏尤其是受到皇室与贵族的支持。
6. They are patronized, ridiculed and shoved around by self-important staff members.
   他们受到那些自命不凡的职员们的赏脸、奚落，被推来搡去。
7. Chastity was a mainstream value patronized by the Qing state and gentry, who considered it the apex of female morals.
   贞节作为清代国家、人世界提倡的主流价值，堪称女性道德之极致。
8. She also regularly patronized Nashville's Bluebird Cafe and similar clubs, studying the performances and immersing herself in the world of singer songwriters.
   她还时常光顾纳什维尔的蓝鸟咖啡屋和类似的俱乐部，揣摩表演，尽量融入歌手和写歌人的世界。
9. Henry VII patronized a Flemish artist, mabuse.
   亨利七世资助过一位佛兰德斯的艺术家马布斯。
10. Have you patronized in Lane Crawford in the previous time?
    对上一次你有没有惠顾过连卡佛？
11. He patronized a young musician.
    他赞助了一位青年音乐家。
12. The Sha Tin Central Library and Tsuen Wan Central Library are the most heavily patronized public libraries in Hong Kong.
    沙田中央图书馆及荃湾中央图书馆更是本港最多市民使用的公共图书馆。
13. The Mughals also patronized this game, but the Mughal card-sets differ from those of the ancient Indian royal courts.
    莫卧儿王朝也赞同这种游戏，但莫卧儿时期的卡片集与古印度皇室有所不同。
14. He resented the way she patronized him.
    她待他那种屈尊纡贵的样子，他十分愤恨。
15. He encouraged the arts and patronized writers like virgil, Livy and horace who glorified the destiny of Rome.
    他提倡艺术，保护像维吉尔、李维和贺拉斯这些歌颂罗马历史的作家们。
16. The restaurant is patronized by politicians.
    这家饭馆常有政治家光顾。
17. But I in had no intention to find the abundant guest website which William patronized frequently, therefore also has established one for oneself!
    但是我在无意间找到了威廉经常光顾的博客网站，所以就为自己也建立了一个！
18. Allegedly, yellow, green and black rain has also been patronized Kerala region.
    据称，黄色、绿色和黑色的雨水也曾经光顾过喀拉拉邦地区。
19. Alice had felt sorry for him and he instantly smothered, patronized.
    爱丽丝已经感到对不起他了。他立即感到很压抑。
20. As governor, he signed into law a bill that increased the penalties of those who patronized prostitutes.
    作为纽约州长，他签署了一部法案，该法案增加了对嫖娼者的罚款。
21. In 1997, it patronized Thailand, making babt heavily devalued. And this initiated the financial crisis of southeast Asia.
    1997年对冲基金光顾泰国，使泰铢大幅贬值，并由此引发东南亚金融危机；

adj

1. having patronage or clients
   1. street full of flourishing well-patronized shops

   Synonym:    patronised