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subscribe
verb
1) (to give money, with other people, to a charity or other cause: He subscribes to a lot of charities; We each subscribed $1 towards the present.) hacer donaciones, contribuir con dinero
2) ((with to) to promise to receive and pay for a series of issues of (a magazine etc): I've been subscribing to that magazine for four years.) suscribirse (a), abonarse (a)
•
- subscription
subscribe vb abonarse
subscribe
tr[səb'skraɪb]
intransitive verb
1 (to newspaper etc) suscribirse (to, a), abonarse (to, a)
2 (to charity) hacer donaciones, contribuir con donativos (to, a)
3 (to opinion, theory) suscribir (to, -), estar de acuerdo (to, con)
■ he subscribes to the view that ... él es de la opinión de que ...
4 SMALLFINANCE/SMALL (shares) suscribir (for, -)
transitive verb
1 (contribute) contribuir, donar
2 formal use (sign) suscribir
■ I subscribed my name to the petition suscribí la petición, firmé la petición
subscribe [səb'skraɪb] vi, -scribed ; -scribing
1) : suscribirse (a una revista, etc.)
2)
to subscribe to : suscribir (una opinión, etc.), estar deacuerdo con
subscribe
v.
• abonarse v.
• subscribir (Suscribir) v.
• subscribirse (Suscribirse) v.
• suscribir v.
• suscribirse v.
səb'skraɪb
1.
intransitive verb
1) (buy)

to subscribe (TO something) — \<\<to magazine/newspaper\>\> suscribirse* (a algo)

2) (support, agree with)

to subscribe TO something — suscribir* algo (frml)

I subscribe to the view that ... — yo soy de la opinión de que ...


2.
vt
1) (contribute) donar, contribuir* con
2) (reserve, apply for)

most courses are already fully subscribed — la mayoría de los cursos están ya completos

[sǝb'skraɪb]
1. VI
1)

to subscribe to —

a) (=buy, pay for) [+ magazine, newspaper] su(b)scribirse or abonarse a; [+ email list] su(b)scribirse a

he subscribes to a pay TV channel — está abonado a un canal de televisión de pago

b) (=contribute to) [+ charity, good cause] contribuir con
c) (=share)

I've personally never subscribed to that view — yo personalmente nunca he sido de esa opinión

I don't subscribe to the idea that money should be given to people like that — yo no soy partidario de que se dé dinero a gente como esa

2)

to subscribe for — [+ stocks, shares] su(b)scribir

subscribed capital — (Comm) capital m su(b)scrito

2. VT
1) (=contribute) [+ money] donar
2) (=apply for)

the share issue was heavily subscribed — la oferta de venta de acciones ha tenido mucha demanda

the language courses are all fully subscribed — la matrícula de los cursos de idiomas está completa

3) frm [+ signature] poner; [+ document] su(b)scribir
* * *
[səb'skraɪb]
1.
intransitive verb
1) (buy)

to subscribe (TO something) — \<\<to magazine/newspaper\>\> suscribirse* (a algo)

2) (support, agree with)

to subscribe TO something — suscribir* algo (frml)

I subscribe to the view that ... — yo soy de la opinión de que ...


2.
vt
1) (contribute) donar, contribuir* con
2) (reserve, apply for)

most courses are already fully subscribed — la mayoría de los cursos están ya completos


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