Don't patronize me!
Here are a couple.Don't patronize me!She will not patronize her brother no matter how silly he acts.
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.
do patronize me
"Mother, I'm well aware that fire is hot; please don't patronize me."
The word patronize is a verb. A sentence would be: Ted was not ashamed of his disability, and did not want the other students to patronize him.
You can go to the dance, there is no need to patronize me.
Do not open this web site
balls are really hairy i patronize^^^^^^^dumba$s.Patronize the shop and make our way home, as time was short and folks were hungry.
1) thank you for being with us for so long (in case of buiseness patron) 2) dont try to condescend me...i am not that fool
if the people in the community patronize your product,then your business has_____________.
It's interesting how the meanings of a word can diverge over time. The word "patronize" comes from the Latin patronuswhich means protector or master and is related to pater,which means father.A father can be nurturing or protecting:If you patronize a restaurant, you go there frequently as a customer.If you patronize an artist or a cause, you give encouragement and financial support.A father can talk down to a child:If you patronize your little brother, you treat him with an apparent kindness that betrays a feeling of superiority, colloquially, speak to him like he's a moron.