Verb
do one's shopping at; do business with; be a customer or client of
treat condescendingly
be a regular customer or client of
assume sponsorship of
Source: WordNetWe patronize this store Source: Internet
Our sponsor kept our art studio going for as long as he could Source: Internet
According to him, the department has variously conducted trainings, monitoring of LPG outlets and issued warnings to members of the public not to patronise the illegal operators. Source: Internet
Don’t patronise your users, because no one likes that; but don’t leave them to fend for themselves, either – show them a bit of cybersecurity love and you are very likely to find that they repay it. Source: Internet
Despite temperatures in the mid-forties, customers continue to patronise restaurants and bars in the Wicker Park neighbourhood on November 11, 2020 in Chicago, Illinois. Source: Internet
He began to make wagers and then to patronise and play the sport, even forming his own team on several occasions. Source: Internet