Patronize (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: defend, assume, act as a patron, talk down to, make a patron, do, support, treat condescendingly, make, act, protect

Conjugation of patronize

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
patronize
patronize
patronizes
patronize
patronize
patronize
Future Simple
will patronize
will patronize
will patronize
will patronize
will patronize
will patronize
Past Simple
patronized
patronized
patronized
patronized
patronized
patronized
Conditional Simple
would patronize
would patronize
would patronize
would patronize
would patronize
would patronize
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am patronizing
are patronizing
is patronizing
are patronizing
are patronizing
are patronizing
Future Progressive
will be patronizing
will be patronizing
will be patronizing
will be patronizing
will be patronizing
will be patronizing
Past Progressive
was patronizing
were patronizing
was patronizing
were patronizing
were patronizing
were patronizing
Conditional Progressive
would be patronizing
would be patronizing
would be patronizing
would be patronizing
would be patronizing
would be patronizing
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have patronized
have patronized
has patronized
have patronized
have patronized
have patronized
Future Perfect
will have patronized
will have patronized
will have patronized
will have patronized
will have patronized
will have patronized
Past Perfect
had patronized
had patronized
had patronized
had patronized
had patronized
had patronized
Conditional Perfect
would have patronized
would have patronized
would have patronized
would have patronized
would have patronized
would have patronized
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been patronizing
have been patronizing
has been patronizing
have been patronizing
have been patronizing
have been patronizing
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been patronizing
will have been patronizing
will have been patronizing
will have been patronizing
will have been patronizing
will have been patronizing
Past Perfect Progressive
had been patronizing
had been patronizing
had been patronizing
had been patronizing
had been patronizing
had been patronizing
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been patronizing
would have been patronizing
would have been patronizing
would have been patronizing
would have been patronizing
would have been patronizing

Examples of patronize

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
(Nick) I know how important this is for you. But remember, you're a beautiful woman and you've got everything going for you. (Kat) Don't patronize me.
- Are you gonna stand there like a total misogynist and patronize me, or are you gonna show me how to shoot the damn thing?
- Do not patronize me.
- Don't patronize me with that tone!
- Don't patronize me! - You think I'm just kidding.
(Nick) I know how important this is for you. But remember, you're a beautiful woman and you've got everything going for you. (Kat) Don't patronize me.
- Are you gonna stand there like a total misogynist and patronize me, or are you gonna show me how to shoot the damn thing?
- Do not patronize me.
- Don't patronize me with that tone!
- Don't patronize me! - You think I'm just kidding.
He always patronizes me.
He goes off on rants and patronizes and talks down to you and treats you like a child.
If Hesselboe patronizes me, I'm out of there.
If he patronizes these Businesses, then he's got money.
My son always talks very loudly when he patronizes me.
He always patronizes me.
He goes off on rants and patronizes and talks down to you and treats you like a child.
If Hesselboe patronizes me, I'm out of there.
If he patronizes these Businesses, then he's got money.
My son always talks very loudly when he patronizes me.
- In that case, please know I know when I'm being patronized.
- Sam doesn't need to be patronized.
- Young people know when they're being patronized.
-I will not be patronized.
A man has been elected and the woman has come along for the ride as the first lady. And usually, as in American life in general, the woman is condescended to, patronized, given something to do to keep her busy.
"Guy" is wrong, "gal" is patronizing, and "person" sounds arch.
(EX CLAIMING) Stop patronizing us.
(Tomato Sawyer) [patronizing] Well, sure...
- All the patronizing German shite.
- And I don't have to be patronizing.
- In that case, please know I know when I'm being patronized.
- Sam doesn't need to be patronized.
- Young people know when they're being patronized.
-I will not be patronized.
A man has been elected and the woman has come along for the ride as the first lady. And usually, as in American life in general, the woman is condescended to, patronized, given something to do to keep her busy.
"Guy" is wrong, "gal" is patronizing, and "person" sounds arch.
(EX CLAIMING) Stop patronizing us.
(Tomato Sawyer) [patronizing] Well, sure...
- All the patronizing German shite.
- And I don't have to be patronizing.

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