Definition of subscribe in English:

verb səbˈskrʌɪbsəbˈskraɪb

1no object Arrange to receive something, typically a publication, regularly by paying in advance.
subscribe to the magazine for twelve months and receive a free limited-edition T-shirt
Example sentencesExamples
- The reason that I continue to subscribe is that your publication is very in-depth and truly interesting.
- I became curious about More after I received an invitation to subscribe, but it took five trips to drug, grocery and book stores before I located a copy.
- He'd get members of the family to subscribe and they'd send him £1 for the next two copies.
- This is a great publication and I highly recommend subscribing.
- Send in the subscriber card or go to www.dancemagazine.com to subscribe now.
- I'd encourage you to subscribe and help support the publication; it's one of the few not owned by some media giant, and it has had some financial trouble lately.
- If you really want to read the article, and don't have a subscription, you might be able to find a public library in a big city that subscribes.
- The American Journal of Public Health was the publication to which the most libraries subscribed.
- Once someone subscribes, send him or her a welcome message immediately.
- Ask your librarian to subscribe, or contact us and we'll send the full review.
- ‘People that subscribe to sites like these create a market and while people continue to subscribe, these sites will continue to flourish,’ he said.
- Everyone I showed your magazine to wants to subscribe.
- Even before he could read, Cornforth's ‘eye’ was being formed by the illustrations in bound volumes of Country Life, to which his grandfather had subscribed.
- Anyone who subscribes now will receive 2003's two issues for the price of one.
- If you do not regularly receive The Lutheran, I encourage you to subscribe.
- We'll start sending out email alerts in a few weeks so subscribe if you'd like a little nudge from us every day or so.
- Dr Reeder believes health care personnel should subscribe because these are the publications for perioperative nurses.
- Once someone has subscribed or re-subscribed to an ACP magazine, they are sent this $10 voucher.
- Dr Jones says that it is important to subscribe, as the publications are a definitive source of information on all aspects of perioperative services from individuals with knowledge and experience.
- I added a subscription service, so that people can subscribe and receive new posts by email, instead of having to come to the site to check.
Synonyms
pay a subscription, buy regularly, take, take regularly, read, read regularly, contract to buy
be a member of, support
1. 1.1 Arrange for access to an electronic mailing list or online service.
  some 40,000 users have subscribed to the service
  Example sentencesExamples
  So after you have subscribed online, make sure you pass along the word to others via word of mouth or a blog post.
  Visit the Web site to subscribe on-line to the print or Web version.
  All interested employees are encouraged to subscribe to the list server; a link to subscribe is provided on the LCCEP Web site.
  Arguably, it should, but what we find is that whereas say in the United Kingdom and indeed most of the European Union states, there is an organization like ours to which most of the country's Internet service providers are subscribing.
  In fact, after they subscribe and use the service for a while, e-mail is the most popular application among customers.
2. 1.2British Contribute or undertake to contribute a certain sum of money to a fund, project, or cause, typically on a regular basis.
  he is one of the millions who subscribe to the NSPCC
  with object he subscribed £400 to the campaign
  Example sentencesExamples
  They are also running their annual Radiothon at the moment, which is the key fundraising event for the station, so if you want to donate or even subscribe, now is the time to do it (cos you can win prizes and stuff).
  But he gave in friendship and, in turn, inspired immense affection among his friends, who subscribed over half a million pounds in today's money to build a room in his memory at Churchill College Cambridge.
  Irda has recommended a regulatory framework for setting up pension funds to enable individuals to subscribe on a defined contribution basis to obtain the benefit of pensions on their retirement.
  Anybody who has not subscribed and still wishes to do so can hand their contributions to any committee member.
  The local community agreed to subscribe 10 euro per month for three years for the project.
  Municipal Committees, Indians abroad and Gurudwara Committees subscribed liberally to the INA funds.
  When Muslims find that government is providing financial assistance to these madrasahs, they will stop contributing or subscribing.
  Well, in that scenario, the guy is being a cheapskate by not subscribing and shelling out the cash to be able to make an e-mail response.
  To the extent that a bank defaults the remaining banks therefore undertake to subscribe or purchase themselves in proportion to their commitments.
  At a recent meeting of the club, a number of members pledged to subscribe €100 each to invest in this project.
  They want more money to let consumers put subscription songs on a portable device - they believe, rightly or not, that customers who subscribe will spend less money buying music.
  In addition interest paid on any funds borrowed and used to subscribe under this Prospectus may also be deductible.
  They were able to convince a group of wealthy Canadians to subscribe or loan money to their company to produce the film, using the facilities of the OMPB at Trenton.
  It is no accident that the final chapter takes us from Belgrade to Bosnia, the main victim of the Greater Serb project, to which many of Seierstad's subjects subscribed.
  A large quantity of goods-turf, timber, hay, straw, produce etc was donated and thanks is extended to all who subscribed.
  Synonyms
  donate, make a donation, make a subscription, give, give money, make a contribution, pay, pledge
  contribute towards, sponsor, finance, back, subsidize, underwrite
  informal chip into, pitch into
  North American informal kick in
3. 1.3with object Apply to participate in.
  the course has been fully subscribed
  Example sentencesExamples
  Within weeks of forms going out, the event - run in association with the Yorkshire Professional Golfers' Association - was fully subscribed.
  Tetsuya doesn't open on Saturday night, he takes bookings no more than six weeks ahead and is fully subscribed almost at once.
  This new round has been fully subscribed and the organisers wish to sincerely thank all who have participated.
  With just 40 places in the race Ms King reckoned it wouldn't be long till the race was fully subscribed.
  Meanwhile applications for the Four Villages Half Marathon at Helsby near Chester on Sunday January 18 have closed as the race is fully subscribed.
4. 1.4 Apply for or undertake to pay for an issue of shares.
  they subscribed to the July rights issue at 300p a share
  with object the issue was fully subscribed
  Example sentencesExamples
  There are already investors, mainly Greek companies, willing to subscribe for shares of the new issue.
  And remaining small shareholders are being offered the opportunity to subscribe for shares in the company again, at a discount of 20 per cent to the Davy valuation.
  Members must apply by Tuesday if they wish to subscribe for additional shares.
  About 89.3 per cent of existing Hutchison shareholders exercised their options to subscribe for HTIL preference shares.
  First, they will have to subscribe for further shares to raise money.
5. 1.5with object (of a bookseller) agree before publication to take (a certain number of copies of a book)
  most of the first print run of 15,000 copies has been subscribed
  Example sentencesExamples
  The book was subscribed in NW England, Yorkshire, and London, five shillings to subscribers.
  We had to explain the publish and subscribe model.
  Most of these began as fully subscribed publications, that is, they were published using the proceeds of prepaid subscriptions gathered to underwrite the substantial publishing costs.
  The Library Company had a beautiful 1795 edition, showing that Allen and Jones had indeed subscribed for a copy of Josephus and were probably familiar with it before securing the book!
  The issue is to be subscribed through the book building route.
2subscribe tono object Express or feel agreement with (an idea or proposal)
we prefer to subscribe to an alternative explanation
Example sentencesExamples
- The popular press subscribes to the notion that a revolution in educational technology is well underway.
- Now I am of the school that, on the whole, subscribes to the idea that there is a right way and a wrong way to do something.
- Well, we know that it's a crew of five that subscribes to the proposition that all that glitters is not sold.
- Do we or ought we subscribe to the idea that if it can be done it should be done?
- McGrath also subscribes to the idea that good International Rules players ideally consists of the same qualities as a good Gaelic footballer.
- Technorati subscribes to the idea that markets are conversations.
- The 40 women in her study subscribed to the idea that housework was women's work.
- In a world where anything and everything is a commodity, one has to maintain one's ground to resist subscribing to the demands of total loyalty.
- I don't like subscribing to what it represents.
- Other inhabitants are Scheduled Caste Hindus subscribing to a faith which is a happy blend of Islam and tribal Hinduism.
- I'm one of those people who subscribes to the idea that sex as a commodity influences people's attitudes towards each other in a very disappointing way.
- My mother and father both subscribed to the idea that children, no matter how young they were, should not be spared from the reality of the situation.
- Although he subscribes to many of the economic ideas of the New Right, it is clear that he is uncomfortable with rampant self-interest.
- Not everyone subscribes to the idea that an eschatological dimension belongs intrinsically to Christianity.
- Not all Wiccans necessarily subscribe to all these ideas, and this is certainly not all there is to Wicca.
- Here he shows that subscribing to Rock'n'Roll values commands respect, as it can teach honesty by example.
- Some of us have other reasons for subscribing to the cosmetic myth.
- Or maybe he subscribes to the postmodern idea that truth is a social construct.
- I mentioned earlier that the city subscribes to the idea of sustainable development.
- Yet he is also right to say that the support for moral values is wider than subscribing to conservatism.
Synonyms
agree with, be in agreement with, accede to, consent to, accept, believe in, endorse, back, support, advocate, champion
3formal with object Sign (a will, contract, or other document)
he subscribed the will as a witness
Example sentencesExamples
- On the other hand, the charta, subscribed by witnesses, could guarantee the legal validity of its contents and its probatory value.
- If you will subscribe the oath then I will attest your signature.
- But the loss of the archives rules out further enquiries, and makes it impossible to estimate how representable was the high level of literacy shown by the laymen who subscribed the private charters in Salerno.
- And I subscribed the evidence, and sealed it, and took witnesses, and weighed him the money in the balances.
Synonyms
sign, write, inscribe, initial, autograph, countersign, witness, put one's mark on
1. 3.1 Sign (one's name) on a will, contract, or other document.
  he was ordered to subscribe his name
  Example sentencesExamples
  In sure confidence that God will defend the right we hereto subscribe our names.
  In witness whereof we have hereunder subscribed our names at Cape Codd, the 11th of November in the year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord King James of England, France and Ireland the eighteenth and of Scotland the fifty fourth.
  Synonyms
  sign, write, inscribe, initial, autograph, countersign, witness, put one's mark on
2. 3.2subscribe oneselfarchaic with complement Sign oneself as.
  he ventured still to subscribe himself her most obedient servant

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'sign at the bottom of a document'): from Latin subscribere, from sub- 'under' + scribere 'write'.

underwrite from Late Middle English:
This is first recorded in the literal sense ‘sign at the bottom of a document’, what an insurer would do at the bottom or end of an insurance document. Nowadays the important thing is that they are guaranteeing to pay a certain sum if something is damaged or lost. In business contexts like these, underwrite was probably a direct translation of Latin subscribere ‘to write underneath’, the source of subscribe (Late Middle English), which people originally used in the same way.

Rhymes

ascribe, bribe, gybe, imbibe, jibe, proscribe, scribe, transcribe, tribe, vibe

Definition of subscribe in US English:

verbsəbˈskraɪbsəbˈskrīb

1no object Arrange to receive something regularly, typically a publication, by paying in advance.
subscribe to the magazine for twelve months and receive a free T-shirt
Example sentencesExamples
- Dr Jones says that it is important to subscribe, as the publications are a definitive source of information on all aspects of perioperative services from individuals with knowledge and experience.
- If you do not regularly receive The Lutheran, I encourage you to subscribe.
- ‘People that subscribe to sites like these create a market and while people continue to subscribe, these sites will continue to flourish,’ he said.
- I added a subscription service, so that people can subscribe and receive new posts by email, instead of having to come to the site to check.
- I'd encourage you to subscribe and help support the publication; it's one of the few not owned by some media giant, and it has had some financial trouble lately.
- The American Journal of Public Health was the publication to which the most libraries subscribed.
- Anyone who subscribes now will receive 2003's two issues for the price of one.
- Once someone subscribes, send him or her a welcome message immediately.
- Ask your librarian to subscribe, or contact us and we'll send the full review.
- This is a great publication and I highly recommend subscribing.
- Once someone has subscribed or re-subscribed to an ACP magazine, they are sent this $10 voucher.
- I became curious about More after I received an invitation to subscribe, but it took five trips to drug, grocery and book stores before I located a copy.
- Dr Reeder believes health care personnel should subscribe because these are the publications for perioperative nurses.
- The reason that I continue to subscribe is that your publication is very in-depth and truly interesting.
- If you really want to read the article, and don't have a subscription, you might be able to find a public library in a big city that subscribes.
- Send in the subscriber card or go to www.dancemagazine.com to subscribe now.
- Everyone I showed your magazine to wants to subscribe.
- He'd get members of the family to subscribe and they'd send him £1 for the next two copies.
- Even before he could read, Cornforth's ‘eye’ was being formed by the illustrations in bound volumes of Country Life, to which his grandfather had subscribed.
- We'll start sending out email alerts in a few weeks so subscribe if you'd like a little nudge from us every day or so.
Synonyms
pay a subscription, buy regularly, take, take regularly, read, read regularly, contract to buy
1. 1.1 Arrange for access to an electronic mailing list or online service.
  some 40,000 users have subscribed to the service at $ 2.99 per month
  Example sentencesExamples
  Arguably, it should, but what we find is that whereas say in the United Kingdom and indeed most of the European Union states, there is an organization like ours to which most of the country's Internet service providers are subscribing.
  So after you have subscribed online, make sure you pass along the word to others via word of mouth or a blog post.
  In fact, after they subscribe and use the service for a while, e-mail is the most popular application among customers.
  All interested employees are encouraged to subscribe to the list server; a link to subscribe is provided on the LCCEP Web site.
  Visit the Web site to subscribe on-line to the print or Web version.
2. 1.2British Contribute or undertake to contribute a certain sum of money to a particular fund, project, or charitable cause, typically on a regular basis.
  he is one of the millions who subscribe to the NSPCC
  with object he subscribed £400 to the campaign
  Example sentencesExamples
  To the extent that a bank defaults the remaining banks therefore undertake to subscribe or purchase themselves in proportion to their commitments.
  Anybody who has not subscribed and still wishes to do so can hand their contributions to any committee member.
  The local community agreed to subscribe 10 euro per month for three years for the project.
  They are also running their annual Radiothon at the moment, which is the key fundraising event for the station, so if you want to donate or even subscribe, now is the time to do it (cos you can win prizes and stuff).
  Irda has recommended a regulatory framework for setting up pension funds to enable individuals to subscribe on a defined contribution basis to obtain the benefit of pensions on their retirement.
  It is no accident that the final chapter takes us from Belgrade to Bosnia, the main victim of the Greater Serb project, to which many of Seierstad's subjects subscribed.
  Well, in that scenario, the guy is being a cheapskate by not subscribing and shelling out the cash to be able to make an e-mail response.
  When Muslims find that government is providing financial assistance to these madrasahs, they will stop contributing or subscribing.
  But he gave in friendship and, in turn, inspired immense affection among his friends, who subscribed over half a million pounds in today's money to build a room in his memory at Churchill College Cambridge.
  A large quantity of goods-turf, timber, hay, straw, produce etc was donated and thanks is extended to all who subscribed.
  They were able to convince a group of wealthy Canadians to subscribe or loan money to their company to produce the film, using the facilities of the OMPB at Trenton.
  In addition interest paid on any funds borrowed and used to subscribe under this Prospectus may also be deductible.
  At a recent meeting of the club, a number of members pledged to subscribe €100 each to invest in this project.
  Municipal Committees, Indians abroad and Gurudwara Committees subscribed liberally to the INA funds.
  They want more money to let consumers put subscription songs on a portable device - they believe, rightly or not, that customers who subscribe will spend less money buying music.
  Synonyms
  donate, make a donation, make a subscription, give, give money, make a contribution, pay, pledge
3. 1.3with object Apply to participate in.
  the course has been fully subscribed
  Example sentencesExamples
  Tetsuya doesn't open on Saturday night, he takes bookings no more than six weeks ahead and is fully subscribed almost at once.
  Meanwhile applications for the Four Villages Half Marathon at Helsby near Chester on Sunday January 18 have closed as the race is fully subscribed.
  With just 40 places in the race Ms King reckoned it wouldn't be long till the race was fully subscribed.
  Within weeks of forms going out, the event - run in association with the Yorkshire Professional Golfers' Association - was fully subscribed.
  This new round has been fully subscribed and the organisers wish to sincerely thank all who have participated.
4. 1.4 Apply for or undertake to pay for an offering of shares of stock.
  with object yesterday's offering was fully subscribed
  investors would subscribe electronically to the initial stock offerings
  Example sentencesExamples
  First, they will have to subscribe for further shares to raise money.
  About 89.3 per cent of existing Hutchison shareholders exercised their options to subscribe for HTIL preference shares.
  Members must apply by Tuesday if they wish to subscribe for additional shares.
  And remaining small shareholders are being offered the opportunity to subscribe for shares in the company again, at a discount of 20 per cent to the Davy valuation.
  There are already investors, mainly Greek companies, willing to subscribe for shares of the new issue.
5. 1.5with object (of a bookseller) agree before publication to take (a certain number of copies of a book)
  most of the first print run of 15,000 copies has been subscribed
  Example sentencesExamples
  Most of these began as fully subscribed publications, that is, they were published using the proceeds of prepaid subscriptions gathered to underwrite the substantial publishing costs.
  The issue is to be subscribed through the book building route.
  We had to explain the publish and subscribe model.
  The book was subscribed in NW England, Yorkshire, and London, five shillings to subscribers.
  The Library Company had a beautiful 1795 edition, showing that Allen and Jones had indeed subscribed for a copy of Josephus and were probably familiar with it before securing the book!
2subscribe toExpress or feel agreement with (an idea or proposal)
we prefer to subscribe to an alternative explanation
Example sentencesExamples
- Not all Wiccans necessarily subscribe to all these ideas, and this is certainly not all there is to Wicca.
- Now I am of the school that, on the whole, subscribes to the idea that there is a right way and a wrong way to do something.
- Yet he is also right to say that the support for moral values is wider than subscribing to conservatism.
- The 40 women in her study subscribed to the idea that housework was women's work.
- Do we or ought we subscribe to the idea that if it can be done it should be done?
- Technorati subscribes to the idea that markets are conversations.
- Well, we know that it's a crew of five that subscribes to the proposition that all that glitters is not sold.
- Although he subscribes to many of the economic ideas of the New Right, it is clear that he is uncomfortable with rampant self-interest.
- I mentioned earlier that the city subscribes to the idea of sustainable development.
- Not everyone subscribes to the idea that an eschatological dimension belongs intrinsically to Christianity.
- Here he shows that subscribing to Rock'n'Roll values commands respect, as it can teach honesty by example.
- The popular press subscribes to the notion that a revolution in educational technology is well underway.
- I don't like subscribing to what it represents.
- My mother and father both subscribed to the idea that children, no matter how young they were, should not be spared from the reality of the situation.
- Some of us have other reasons for subscribing to the cosmetic myth.
- McGrath also subscribes to the idea that good International Rules players ideally consists of the same qualities as a good Gaelic footballer.
- In a world where anything and everything is a commodity, one has to maintain one's ground to resist subscribing to the demands of total loyalty.
- I'm one of those people who subscribes to the idea that sex as a commodity influences people's attitudes towards each other in a very disappointing way.
- Or maybe he subscribes to the postmodern idea that truth is a social construct.
- Other inhabitants are Scheduled Caste Hindus subscribing to a faith which is a happy blend of Islam and tribal Hinduism.
Synonyms
agree with, be in agreement with, accede to, consent to, accept, believe in, endorse, back, support, advocate, champion
3formal with object Sign (a will, contract, or other document)
he subscribed the will as a witness
Example sentencesExamples
- And I subscribed the evidence, and sealed it, and took witnesses, and weighed him the money in the balances.
- On the other hand, the charta, subscribed by witnesses, could guarantee the legal validity of its contents and its probatory value.
- If you will subscribe the oath then I will attest your signature.
- But the loss of the archives rules out further enquiries, and makes it impossible to estimate how representable was the high level of literacy shown by the laymen who subscribed the private charters in Salerno.
Synonyms
sign, write, inscribe, initial, autograph, countersign, witness, put one's mark on
1. 3.1 Sign (one's name) on a legal document.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In witness whereof we have hereunder subscribed our names at Cape Codd, the 11th of November in the year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord King James of England, France and Ireland the eighteenth and of Scotland the fifty fourth.
  In sure confidence that God will defend the right we hereto subscribe our names.
  Synonyms
  sign, write, inscribe, initial, autograph, countersign, witness, put one's mark on
2. 3.2subscribe oneselfarchaic with complement Sign oneself as.
  he ventured still to subscribe himself her most obedient servant

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense ‘sign at the bottom of a document’): from Latin subscribere, from sub- ‘under’ + scribere ‘write’.

单词	subscribe
释义	Definition of subscribe in English: subscribe verb səbˈskrʌɪbsəbˈskraɪb 1no object Arrange to receive something, typically a publication, regularly by paying in advance. subscribe to the magazine for twelve months and receive a free limited-edition T-shirt Example sentencesExamples The reason that I continue to subscribe is that your publication is very in-depth and truly interesting. I became curious about More after I received an invitation to subscribe, but it took five trips to drug, grocery and book stores before I located a copy. He'd get members of the family to subscribe and they'd send him £1 for the next two copies. This is a great publication and I highly recommend subscribing. Send in the subscriber card or go to www.dancemagazine.com to subscribe now. I'd encourage you to subscribe and help support the publication; it's one of the few not owned by some media giant, and it has had some financial trouble lately. If you really want to read the article, and don't have a subscription, you might be able to find a public library in a big city that subscribes. The American Journal of Public Health was the publication to which the most libraries subscribed. Once someone subscribes, send him or her a welcome message immediately. Ask your librarian to subscribe, or contact us and we'll send the full review. ‘People that subscribe to sites like these create a market and while people continue to subscribe, these sites will continue to flourish,’ he said. Everyone I showed your magazine to wants to subscribe. Even before he could read, Cornforth's ‘eye’ was being formed by the illustrations in bound volumes of Country Life, to which his grandfather had subscribed. Anyone who subscribes now will receive 2003's two issues for the price of one. If you do not regularly receive The Lutheran, I encourage you to subscribe. We'll start sending out email alerts in a few weeks so subscribe if you'd like a little nudge from us every day or so. Dr Reeder believes health care personnel should subscribe because these are the publications for perioperative nurses. Once someone has subscribed or re-subscribed to an ACP magazine, they are sent this $10 voucher. Dr Jones says that it is important to subscribe, as the publications are a definitive source of information on all aspects of perioperative services from individuals with knowledge and experience. I added a subscription service, so that people can subscribe and receive new posts by email, instead of having to come to the site to check. Synonyms pay a subscription, buy regularly, take, take regularly, read, read regularly, contract to buy be a member of, support 1.1 Arrange for access to an electronic mailing list or online service. some 40,000 users have subscribed to the service Example sentencesExamples So after you have subscribed online, make sure you pass along the word to others via word of mouth or a blog post. Visit the Web site to subscribe on-line to the print or Web version. All interested employees are encouraged to subscribe to the list server; a link to subscribe is provided on the LCCEP Web site. Arguably, it should, but what we find is that whereas say in the United Kingdom and indeed most of the European Union states, there is an organization like ours to which most of the country's Internet service providers are subscribing. In fact, after they subscribe and use the service for a while, e-mail is the most popular application among customers. 1.2British Contribute or undertake to contribute a certain sum of money to a fund, project, or cause, typically on a regular basis. he is one of the millions who subscribe to the NSPCC with object he subscribed £400 to the campaign Example sentencesExamples They are also running their annual Radiothon at the moment, which is the key fundraising event for the station, so if you want to donate or even subscribe, now is the time to do it (cos you can win prizes and stuff). But he gave in friendship and, in turn, inspired immense affection among his friends, who subscribed over half a million pounds in today's money to build a room in his memory at Churchill College Cambridge. Irda has recommended a regulatory framework for setting up pension funds to enable individuals to subscribe on a defined contribution basis to obtain the benefit of pensions on their retirement. Anybody who has not subscribed and still wishes to do so can hand their contributions to any committee member. The local community agreed to subscribe 10 euro per month for three years for the project. Municipal Committees, Indians abroad and Gurudwara Committees subscribed liberally to the INA funds. When Muslims find that government is providing financial assistance to these madrasahs, they will stop contributing or subscribing. Well, in that scenario, the guy is being a cheapskate by not subscribing and shelling out the cash to be able to make an e-mail response. To the extent that a bank defaults the remaining banks therefore undertake to subscribe or purchase themselves in proportion to their commitments. At a recent meeting of the club, a number of members pledged to subscribe €100 each to invest in this project. They want more money to let consumers put subscription songs on a portable device - they believe, rightly or not, that customers who subscribe will spend less money buying music. In addition interest paid on any funds borrowed and used to subscribe under this Prospectus may also be deductible. They were able to convince a group of wealthy Canadians to subscribe or loan money to their company to produce the film, using the facilities of the OMPB at Trenton. It is no accident that the final chapter takes us from Belgrade to Bosnia, the main victim of the Greater Serb project, to which many of Seierstad's subjects subscribed. A large quantity of goods-turf, timber, hay, straw, produce etc was donated and thanks is extended to all who subscribed. Synonyms donate, make a donation, make a subscription, give, give money, make a contribution, pay, pledge contribute towards, sponsor, finance, back, subsidize, underwrite informal chip into, pitch into North American informal kick in 1.3with object Apply to participate in. the course has been fully subscribed Example sentencesExamples Within weeks of forms going out, the event - run in association with the Yorkshire Professional Golfers' Association - was fully subscribed. Tetsuya doesn't open on Saturday night, he takes bookings no more than six weeks ahead and is fully subscribed almost at once. This new round has been fully subscribed and the organisers wish to sincerely thank all who have participated. With just 40 places in the race Ms King reckoned it wouldn't be long till the race was fully subscribed. Meanwhile applications for the Four Villages Half Marathon at Helsby near Chester on Sunday January 18 have closed as the race is fully subscribed. 1.4 Apply for or undertake to pay for an issue of shares. they subscribed to the July rights issue at 300p a share with object the issue was fully subscribed Example sentencesExamples There are already investors, mainly Greek companies, willing to subscribe for shares of the new issue. And remaining small shareholders are being offered the opportunity to subscribe for shares in the company again, at a discount of 20 per cent to the Davy valuation. Members must apply by Tuesday if they wish to subscribe for additional shares. About 89.3 per cent of existing Hutchison shareholders exercised their options to subscribe for HTIL preference shares. First, they will have to subscribe for further shares to raise money. 1.5with object (of a bookseller) agree before publication to take (a certain number of copies of a book) most of the first print run of 15,000 copies has been subscribed Example sentencesExamples The book was subscribed in NW England, Yorkshire, and London, five shillings to subscribers. We had to explain the publish and subscribe model. Most of these began as fully subscribed publications, that is, they were published using the proceeds of prepaid subscriptions gathered to underwrite the substantial publishing costs. The Library Company had a beautiful 1795 edition, showing that Allen and Jones had indeed subscribed for a copy of Josephus and were probably familiar with it before securing the book! The issue is to be subscribed through the book building route. 2subscribe tono object Express or feel agreement with (an idea or proposal) we prefer to subscribe to an alternative explanation Example sentencesExamples The popular press subscribes to the notion that a revolution in educational technology is well underway. Now I am of the school that, on the whole, subscribes to the idea that there is a right way and a wrong way to do something. Well, we know that it's a crew of five that subscribes to the proposition that all that glitters is not sold. Do we or ought we subscribe to the idea that if it can be done it should be done? McGrath also subscribes to the idea that good International Rules players ideally consists of the same qualities as a good Gaelic footballer. Technorati subscribes to the idea that markets are conversations. The 40 women in her study subscribed to the idea that housework was women's work. In a world where anything and everything is a commodity, one has to maintain one's ground to resist subscribing to the demands of total loyalty. I don't like subscribing to what it represents. Other inhabitants are Scheduled Caste Hindus subscribing to a faith which is a happy blend of Islam and tribal Hinduism. I'm one of those people who subscribes to the idea that sex as a commodity influences people's attitudes towards each other in a very disappointing way. My mother and father both subscribed to the idea that children, no matter how young they were, should not be spared from the reality of the situation. Although he subscribes to many of the economic ideas of the New Right, it is clear that he is uncomfortable with rampant self-interest. Not everyone subscribes to the idea that an eschatological dimension belongs intrinsically to Christianity. Not all Wiccans necessarily subscribe to all these ideas, and this is certainly not all there is to Wicca. Here he shows that subscribing to Rock'n'Roll values commands respect, as it can teach honesty by example. Some of us have other reasons for subscribing to the cosmetic myth. Or maybe he subscribes to the postmodern idea that truth is a social construct. I mentioned earlier that the city subscribes to the idea of sustainable development. Yet he is also right to say that the support for moral values is wider than subscribing to conservatism. Synonyms agree with, be in agreement with, accede to, consent to, accept, believe in, endorse, back, support, advocate, champion 3formal with object Sign (a will, contract, or other document) he subscribed the will as a witness Example sentencesExamples On the other hand, the charta, subscribed by witnesses, could guarantee the legal validity of its contents and its probatory value. If you will subscribe the oath then I will attest your signature. But the loss of the archives rules out further enquiries, and makes it impossible to estimate how representable was the high level of literacy shown by the laymen who subscribed the private charters in Salerno. And I subscribed the evidence, and sealed it, and took witnesses, and weighed him the money in the balances. Synonyms sign, write, inscribe, initial, autograph, countersign, witness, put one's mark on 3.1 Sign (one's name) on a will, contract, or other document. he was ordered to subscribe his name Example sentencesExamples In sure confidence that God will defend the right we hereto subscribe our names. In witness whereof we have hereunder subscribed our names at Cape Codd, the 11th of November in the year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord King James of England, France and Ireland the eighteenth and of Scotland the fifty fourth. Synonyms sign, write, inscribe, initial, autograph, countersign, witness, put one's mark on 3.2subscribe oneselfarchaic with complement Sign oneself as. he ventured still to subscribe himself her most obedient servant Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'sign at the bottom of a document'): from Latin subscribere, from sub- 'under' + scribere 'write'. underwrite from Late Middle English: This is first recorded in the literal sense ‘sign at the bottom of a document’, what an insurer would do at the bottom or end of an insurance document. Nowadays the important thing is that they are guaranteeing to pay a certain sum if something is damaged or lost. In business contexts like these, underwrite was probably a direct translation of Latin subscribere ‘to write underneath’, the source of subscribe (Late Middle English), which people originally used in the same way. Rhymes ascribe, bribe, gybe, imbibe, jibe, proscribe, scribe, transcribe, tribe, vibe Definition of subscribe in US English: subscribe verbsəbˈskraɪbsəbˈskrīb 1no object Arrange to receive something regularly, typically a publication, by paying in advance. subscribe to the magazine for twelve months and receive a free T-shirt Example sentencesExamples Dr Jones says that it is important to subscribe, as the publications are a definitive source of information on all aspects of perioperative services from individuals with knowledge and experience. If you do not regularly receive The Lutheran, I encourage you to subscribe. ‘People that subscribe to sites like these create a market and while people continue to subscribe, these sites will continue to flourish,’ he said. I added a subscription service, so that people can subscribe and receive new posts by email, instead of having to come to the site to check. I'd encourage you to subscribe and help support the publication; it's one of the few not owned by some media giant, and it has had some financial trouble lately. The American Journal of Public Health was the publication to which the most libraries subscribed. Anyone who subscribes now will receive 2003's two issues for the price of one. Once someone subscribes, send him or her a welcome message immediately. Ask your librarian to subscribe, or contact us and we'll send the full review. This is a great publication and I highly recommend subscribing. Once someone has subscribed or re-subscribed to an ACP magazine, they are sent this $10 voucher. I became curious about More after I received an invitation to subscribe, but it took five trips to drug, grocery and book stores before I located a copy. Dr Reeder believes health care personnel should subscribe because these are the publications for perioperative nurses. The reason that I continue to subscribe is that your publication is very in-depth and truly interesting. If you really want to read the article, and don't have a subscription, you might be able to find a public library in a big city that subscribes. Send in the subscriber card or go to www.dancemagazine.com to subscribe now. Everyone I showed your magazine to wants to subscribe. He'd get members of the family to subscribe and they'd send him £1 for the next two copies. Even before he could read, Cornforth's ‘eye’ was being formed by the illustrations in bound volumes of Country Life, to which his grandfather had subscribed. We'll start sending out email alerts in a few weeks so subscribe if you'd like a little nudge from us every day or so. Synonyms pay a subscription, buy regularly, take, take regularly, read, read regularly, contract to buy 1.1 Arrange for access to an electronic mailing list or online service. some 40,000 users have subscribed to the service at $ 2.99 per month Example sentencesExamples Arguably, it should, but what we find is that whereas say in the United Kingdom and indeed most of the European Union states, there is an organization like ours to which most of the country's Internet service providers are subscribing. So after you have subscribed online, make sure you pass along the word to others via word of mouth or a blog post. In fact, after they subscribe and use the service for a while, e-mail is the most popular application among customers. All interested employees are encouraged to subscribe to the list server; a link to subscribe is provided on the LCCEP Web site. Visit the Web site to subscribe on-line to the print or Web version. 1.2British Contribute or undertake to contribute a certain sum of money to a particular fund, project, or charitable cause, typically on a regular basis. he is one of the millions who subscribe to the NSPCC with object he subscribed £400 to the campaign Example sentencesExamples To the extent that a bank defaults the remaining banks therefore undertake to subscribe or purchase themselves in proportion to their commitments. Anybody who has not subscribed and still wishes to do so can hand their contributions to any committee member. The local community agreed to subscribe 10 euro per month for three years for the project. They are also running their annual Radiothon at the moment, which is the key fundraising event for the station, so if you want to donate or even subscribe, now is the time to do it (cos you can win prizes and stuff). Irda has recommended a regulatory framework for setting up pension funds to enable individuals to subscribe on a defined contribution basis to obtain the benefit of pensions on their retirement. It is no accident that the final chapter takes us from Belgrade to Bosnia, the main victim of the Greater Serb project, to which many of Seierstad's subjects subscribed. Well, in that scenario, the guy is being a cheapskate by not subscribing and shelling out the cash to be able to make an e-mail response. When Muslims find that government is providing financial assistance to these madrasahs, they will stop contributing or subscribing. But he gave in friendship and, in turn, inspired immense affection among his friends, who subscribed over half a million pounds in today's money to build a room in his memory at Churchill College Cambridge. A large quantity of goods-turf, timber, hay, straw, produce etc was donated and thanks is extended to all who subscribed. They were able to convince a group of wealthy Canadians to subscribe or loan money to their company to produce the film, using the facilities of the OMPB at Trenton. In addition interest paid on any funds borrowed and used to subscribe under this Prospectus may also be deductible. At a recent meeting of the club, a number of members pledged to subscribe €100 each to invest in this project. Municipal Committees, Indians abroad and Gurudwara Committees subscribed liberally to the INA funds. They want more money to let consumers put subscription songs on a portable device - they believe, rightly or not, that customers who subscribe will spend less money buying music. Synonyms donate, make a donation, make a subscription, give, give money, make a contribution, pay, pledge 1.3with object Apply to participate in. the course has been fully subscribed Example sentencesExamples Tetsuya doesn't open on Saturday night, he takes bookings no more than six weeks ahead and is fully subscribed almost at once. Meanwhile applications for the Four Villages Half Marathon at Helsby near Chester on Sunday January 18 have closed as the race is fully subscribed. With just 40 places in the race Ms King reckoned it wouldn't be long till the race was fully subscribed. Within weeks of forms going out, the event - run in association with the Yorkshire Professional Golfers' Association - was fully subscribed. This new round has been fully subscribed and the organisers wish to sincerely thank all who have participated. 1.4 Apply for or undertake to pay for an offering of shares of stock. with object yesterday's offering was fully subscribed investors would subscribe electronically to the initial stock offerings Example sentencesExamples First, they will have to subscribe for further shares to raise money. About 89.3 per cent of existing Hutchison shareholders exercised their options to subscribe for HTIL preference shares. Members must apply by Tuesday if they wish to subscribe for additional shares. And remaining small shareholders are being offered the opportunity to subscribe for shares in the company again, at a discount of 20 per cent to the Davy valuation. There are already investors, mainly Greek companies, willing to subscribe for shares of the new issue. 1.5with object (of a bookseller) agree before publication to take (a certain number of copies of a book) most of the first print run of 15,000 copies has been subscribed Example sentencesExamples Most of these began as fully subscribed publications, that is, they were published using the proceeds of prepaid subscriptions gathered to underwrite the substantial publishing costs. The issue is to be subscribed through the book building route. We had to explain the publish and subscribe model. The book was subscribed in NW England, Yorkshire, and London, five shillings to subscribers. The Library Company had a beautiful 1795 edition, showing that Allen and Jones had indeed subscribed for a copy of Josephus and were probably familiar with it before securing the book! 2subscribe toExpress or feel agreement with (an idea or proposal) we prefer to subscribe to an alternative explanation Example sentencesExamples Not all Wiccans necessarily subscribe to all these ideas, and this is certainly not all there is to Wicca. Now I am of the school that, on the whole, subscribes to the idea that there is a right way and a wrong way to do something. Yet he is also right to say that the support for moral values is wider than subscribing to conservatism. The 40 women in her study subscribed to the idea that housework was women's work. Do we or ought we subscribe to the idea that if it can be done it should be done? Technorati subscribes to the idea that markets are conversations. Well, we know that it's a crew of five that subscribes to the proposition that all that glitters is not sold. Although he subscribes to many of the economic ideas of the New Right, it is clear that he is uncomfortable with rampant self-interest. I mentioned earlier that the city subscribes to the idea of sustainable development. Not everyone subscribes to the idea that an eschatological dimension belongs intrinsically to Christianity. Here he shows that subscribing to Rock'n'Roll values commands respect, as it can teach honesty by example. The popular press subscribes to the notion that a revolution in educational technology is well underway. I don't like subscribing to what it represents. My mother and father both subscribed to the idea that children, no matter how young they were, should not be spared from the reality of the situation. Some of us have other reasons for subscribing to the cosmetic myth. McGrath also subscribes to the idea that good International Rules players ideally consists of the same qualities as a good Gaelic footballer. In a world where anything and everything is a commodity, one has to maintain one's ground to resist subscribing to the demands of total loyalty. I'm one of those people who subscribes to the idea that sex as a commodity influences people's attitudes towards each other in a very disappointing way. Or maybe he subscribes to the postmodern idea that truth is a social construct. Other inhabitants are Scheduled Caste Hindus subscribing to a faith which is a happy blend of Islam and tribal Hinduism. Synonyms agree with, be in agreement with, accede to, consent to, accept, believe in, endorse, back, support, advocate, champion 3formal with object Sign (a will, contract, or other document) he subscribed the will as a witness Example sentencesExamples And I subscribed the evidence, and sealed it, and took witnesses, and weighed him the money in the balances. On the other hand, the charta, subscribed by witnesses, could guarantee the legal validity of its contents and its probatory value. If you will subscribe the oath then I will attest your signature. But the loss of the archives rules out further enquiries, and makes it impossible to estimate how representable was the high level of literacy shown by the laymen who subscribed the private charters in Salerno. Synonyms sign, write, inscribe, initial, autograph, countersign, witness, put one's mark on 3.1 Sign (one's name) on a legal document. Example sentencesExamples In witness whereof we have hereunder subscribed our names at Cape Codd, the 11th of November in the year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord King James of England, France and Ireland the eighteenth and of Scotland the fifty fourth. In sure confidence that God will defend the right we hereto subscribe our names. Synonyms sign, write, inscribe, initial, autograph, countersign, witness, put one's mark on 3.2subscribe oneselfarchaic with complement Sign oneself as. he ventured still to subscribe himself her most obedient servant Origin Late Middle English (in the sense ‘sign at the bottom of a document’): from Latin subscribere, from sub- ‘under’ + scribere ‘write’.
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