to contrib
- verb
- Jargon
- If you have any suggestions, feel free to contrib them to the discussion.
Or anyone can contribute or give me ideas.
- Or anyone can contribute or give me ideas.
- It looks to member states to contribute peacekeepers.
Examples
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That's what I'll contribute and we'll build it up.
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So that people can people can contribute and spread the love.
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And yet we do like to contribute to others as well.
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Or anyone can contribute or give me ideas.
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Guys, they can contribute, but they cannot hand this to you.
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So you want to contribute to what's around it.
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We'd love to have her contribute a piece.
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We want to contribute as they have contributed in every imaginable field.
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It looks to member states to contribute peacekeepers.
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Many developers are eager to contrib their code to open-source projects.
How Much
- Jargon
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Contrib is a short form of the verb contribute, from con- 'together' and trib 'to give'. To contrib means to 'give' your code or work to a project.