английски
немски
pat·ron·ize [ˈpætrənaɪz, Am
esp ˈpeɪ-] ГЛАГ прх
1. patronize form (frequent):
2. patronize прин (treat condescendingly):
3. patronize (support):
- to patronize sth
- etw unterstützen
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That fitted in with the nickel on a quarter that the customer would save by patronizing the self-service store.
en.wikipedia.org The discipline is devoted to advance, promulgate, and patronize formal business education, training, and research.
en.wikipedia.org It was patronized by all denominations and the public in general.
en.wikipedia.org The better troupes were patronized by nobility, and during carnival period might be funded by the various towns or cities, in which they played.
en.wikipedia.org Qi was one of the first states to patronize scholars.
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