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"to patronise" in Spanish

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"to patronise" in Spanish
to patronise{verb}
condescender
to patronize{verb}
proteger
to patronize{transitive verb}
tratar con condescendencia- patrocinar- auspiciar- ser cliente de- frecuentar
to patronize{intransitive verb}
ser cliente habitual de
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
to patronise{verb}
to patronise(also: to comply, to consent)
condescender{vb}
to patronize[patronized · patronized] {verb}
to patronize(also: to champion)
proteger[protegiendo · protegido] {v.t.} (artes, letras)
But the state's role cannot be - as in George Orwell's book "1984' - to patronize its citizens and to protect them by laying down what they can and cannot do.
No puede ser tarea del estado -como en "1984» de George Orwell- tutelar y proteger al ciudadano dictándole qué debe hacer.
But the state's role cannot be - as in George Orwell's book " 1984 ' - to patronize its citizens and to protect them by laying down what they can and cannot do.
No puede ser tarea del estado -como en " 1984» de George Orwell- tutelar y proteger al ciudadano dictándole qué debe hacer.
to patronize[patronized · patronized] {transitive verb}
to patronize
tratar con condescendencia {vb}
to patronize(also: to sponsor, to host)
patrocinar[patrocinando · patrocinado] {vb}
to patronize
auspiciar[auspiciando · auspiciado] {vb}
to patronize
ser cliente de {vb}
to patronize(also: to haunt)
frecuentar[frecuentando · frecuentado] {vb}
to patronize[patronized · patronized] {intransitive verb}
to patronize
ser cliente habitual de {v.i.}

CONTEXT EXAMPLES
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We do not want to patronise them; we want to protect them.
No queremos tutelarlas, queremos protegerlas.
Since that is already incorporated in the price, I think we should not underestimate the European public, or patronise them and treat them like children or second-class citizens.
Creo que deberíamos tener fe en los individuos capaces de tomar sus propias decisiones, y nos corresponde a nosotros ofrecerles tales opciones.
Since that is already incorporated in the price, I think we should not underestimate the European public, or patronise them and treat them like children or second-class citizens.
Puesto que eso ya se incorpora en el precio, creo que no deberíamos subestimar al público europeo o tratarlo con condescendencia y como niños o como ciudadanos de segunda clase.

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