What is the correct usage of patronage?

The correct usage of sponsorship is as follows:

The correct usage of "patronize" is to address others' visits.

The meaning of sponsorship is as follows:

"patronize" is a honorific term used to address other people's visits. "Light" means "adding color" and "Gu" means "visiting". "Visit" means: "Your coming will add luster to (me)." At first, it was a courtesy for the host to visit guests, and later it was a courtesy for the store or service industry to welcome customers to their homes. Synonymous honorifics include "coming", "driving", "falling" and "patronizing".

In addition, in some invitations or other welcome slogans, you often see the words "Welcome". The words "visit", "visit" and "visit" themselves contain the meaning of "come" and "come", so the term "come to visit" is completely redundant and the unnecessary word "come" should be deleted.

example sentence

1, come back

Tang Xueneng's poem "Answering a Suburb Guest" says: "Only those who ride horses are far away, and patronize the savage gate."

Wu Mingcheng's Journey to the West 17: "The day after tomorrow is the day when my mother is in distress, so my husband can visit."

Yu's "Kite Mistakes and New Year's Blessings": "You two" xianggong "don't give up. How about coming to our apartment? "

Zhou Libo's "Great Changes in the Countryside" XV: "Every day, I am determined to make a fortune, and the God of Wealth always refuses to patronize."

2. Lighting equipment

"Seven Signs of Yun Qi" Volume 73: "The return of Dan is impressive, and the sun and the moon patronize."

3, "do our honor to take care of it.

Merchants are often used to welcome customers to shop.

Lu Xun's Southern accent on women: "Some gentlemen accuse women of loving luxury and refusing to patronize domestic products."