Oxford Spanish Dictionary
английский
испанский
patronize [америк. ˈpeɪtrəˌnaɪz, ˈpætrəˌnaɪz, брит. ˈpatrənʌɪz] ГЛ. перех.
1. patronize (condescend to):
- patronize
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2.1. patronize (frequent) офиц.:
- patronize theater/cinema
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2.2. patronize (sponsor):
- patronize
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- patronize
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в словаре PONS
в словаре PONS
| I | patronize |
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| you | patronize |
| he/she/it | patronizes |
| we | patronize |
| you | patronize |
| they | patronize |
| I | patronized |
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| you | patronized |
| he/she/it | patronized |
| we | patronized |
| you | patronized |
| they | patronized |
| I | have | patronized |
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| you | have | patronized |
| he/she/it | has | patronized |
| we | have | patronized |
| you | have | patronized |
| they | have | patronized |
| I | had | patronized |
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| you | had | patronized |
| he/she/it | had | patronized |
| we | had | patronized |
| you | had | patronized |
| they | had | patronized |
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Qi was one of the first states to patronize scholars.
en.wikipedia.org Lightly patronized routes may find reductions to fit ridership statistics and allow the agency to more effectively use the buses on heavier patronized routes.
en.wikipedia.org It was patronized by all denominations and the public in general.
en.wikipedia.org A skillful political and military leader, he is also known to have patronized the arts.
en.wikipedia.org Some of the delicacies are highly patronized in different historic regimes.
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