1.Because we say a lot of stupid, patronizing things that make people want to avoid us.

因为我们老说些蠢话，还盛气凌人，显得讨人厌。

2.Because of the stigma that is associated with disability most times, people do not patronize them.

由于大多数时候与残疾有关的耻辱，人们不会屈尊于他们。

3.Don't patronize me. Oh, my God. This is gonna be a disaster.

少拿这一套哄我。天啊。简直完蛋了。

4.The wealthy players started patronizing the poorer players and hogging the snacks they were meant to share.

有钱的玩家开始趾高气扬地对待较穷的玩家，并且抢占本应该一起分享的零食。

5.He was possessed with a mania for patronizing Yankee ingenuity, and seeing his friends fitly furnished forth.

他陷入了对美国式的狂热爱好，务必使朋友们的家当地装备起来。

6.Could you be any more patronizing? I didn't ask for your help.

我领的情吗？我没有叫帮我。

7.Perhaps they fear saying the wrong thing or seeming patronizing.

也许他们害怕说错话或显得居高临下。

8.You know you're awfully patronizing for a half pint.

知道吗 作为一个小孩真该谦卑一点。

9.I find it really patronizing and very weird.

我觉得这真的很傲慢，很奇怪。

10." Charming, " the boys politely agreed. But their smile was rather patronizing.

“迷人。”孩子们礼貌地表示同意，那笑却很有点居高临下。

11." Why is that? " Oliver inquired, trying not to sound too patronizing.

“为什么？”奥利弗问，语气尽量不显得太小心翼翼。

12.Although patronizing the arts wasn't a new concept entirely (think presidential portraits or works that hang in government buildings).

尽管资助艺术并不一个全新的概念(想想总统肖像或挂在政府大楼里的作品)。

13.Huge corporate cafeterias, the reasoning goes, keep workers from patronizing local food businesses, and offer nothing for the neighborhood.

人们的理论，大型公司食堂阻止员工光顾当地的食品店，也不能为社区带来任何东西。

14.He was playing the role of the patronizing understudy. I hated it.

他屈尊俯就的样子。我恨死了。

15.Fleur Delacour gave him a very patronizing look, and he desisted.

芙蓉·德拉库尔非常傲慢地扫了他一眼，他只好作罢。

16.And even the Irish Americans would listen to me, and they'd patronize me.

甚至爱尔兰裔美国人也会在听到我的口音之后，就以恩人的姿态俯视我。

17.I heard a chuckle, and looked over to see Edward's patronizing smile.

我听见了一声低笑，循声看去，只见爱德华一脸居功自傲的微笑。

18.Don't patronize me, Kenny. We're prepared to go to the mat on this one.

别护着我，肯尼。这个我们据理力争。

19.Former Governor Eliot Spitzer had to leave office in 2007 after he was outed for patronizing prostitutes.

前州长艾略特·斯皮策因嫖娼被罢黜，不得不于2007年离任。

20.I'm afraid we always used to adopt - let's say a patronizing attitude toward her, Crick later recalled.

“我想我们老对她——怎么说呢？傲慢无礼。”