1.光顾,惠顾
2.支援,保护,赞助
3.对...以恩人自居;对...摆出屈尊俯就的样子
1.to behave or talk in a way that shows you think you are more intelligent or important than someone else
2.to use a restaurant, bar, or other business
3.to support an organization, especially by giving money to it
1.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。
2.They would prefer, where possible, to patronize protection agencies that patronized courts that did not give capital punishment.
只要可能，他们宁愿去光顾那些支持不判死刑法庭的保安代理。
3.But I guess that would be patronizing, and according to the video, this young man will not be patronized.
根据视频，我猜这的确是蛮打动人的，但这孩子将不值得你为之动容。是啊！
4.If you hide your intelligence, another promised, "you'll soon become the little woman to be pooh-poohed, patronized and wed. "
如果能隐藏你的智慧，“很快你就会变成小女人，被男人怜爱和保护，并步入婚姻。”
5.A good place to find white people on a Saturday is at a Bike Shop. Bike shops are almost entirely staffed and patronized by white people!
一个好的位置，以寻找在星期六的白人是一家自行车店。自行车商店的工作人员几乎完全由白人惠顾！
6.Chastity was a mainstream value patronized by the Qing state and gentry, who considered it the apex of female morals.
摘要贞节作为清代国家、士人世界提倡的主流价值，堪称女性道德之极致。
7.If some condescending wine steward patronized me because he saw I knew nothing about fine wine , I'd refuse to patronize his restaurant .
如果某个傲慢的酒店服务员看出我对好酒一窍不通因而以神气十足的态度对待我，那么，我就不愿再光顾他的酒店。
8.They had to sit there like a lot of children while they were lectured and preached at and patronized.
在听讲、听道、备受爱护时，他们得象一群孩子坐在那儿。
9.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。
10.Last October we had once patronized , to enjoy its mountains around the Central Water Fangrong show pose.
去年十月我们曾一度光顾，欣赏其山环水绕的芳容秀姿。