Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Patronised in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Being patronised?
Patronised. Ignored. Disregarded.
I think we felt… patronised.
Ignored. Patronised. Disregarded.
I will not be patronised.
He's being patronised by the kid with the inhaler?
Disregarded. Ignored, patronised.
Patronised by the Major's wife. Or worse still, baking in the East Indies.
I'm not some boy to be patronised!
He patronised Catholic missioners
Now I feel just a little bit patronised.
Women do not need to be patronised by quotas, and instead need barriers to their progress to be removed.
Why? Because I don't want to be patronised.
I haven't patronised you, despite having to sit here
Why? Because I don't want to be patronised.
And answer questions of a very personal nature I haven't patronised you, despite having to sit here in the presence of a woman who clearly hates men!
I think I would rather be shouted at than patronised.
It makes a change not to be patronised by a man in uniform, Thank you. and it makes my job of reporting
This House is not asking to be placated or patronised.
This boudoir bar is a temple to Parisian nightlife, housed in a nineteenth-century mansion that is patronised by the most switched-on Pigalle set who spend their evenings dancing in the heady atmosphere.
Just about big enough and old enough to know when I'm being patronised.
Of one of London's most famous and most opulent ladies' stores of the sort perhaps patronised by the Princess herself. Freebody is the name of the junior partner.
I don't need to be patronised.
It almost certainly means that we are labelled, patronised, despised, feared
I don't enjoy being patronised.
Or worse still, baking in the East Indies, patronised by the Major's wife.
There are also several responses from people who say they personally have never felt patronised.
as MEPs we should not be patronised, and we have the right-
the Doctor respected and rarely patronised her.
Does this mean that I won't have to sit through any more meetings being patronised by my own son?