to subscribe
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3.3
- verb
- /səbˈskraɪb/
:
suscribirse a
- And make sure to subscribe to my channel.
- subscribe to a service
- subscribe to journals
- subscribe to databases
If you're new here, you should subscribe if you want to.
- If you're new here, you should subscribe if you want to.
- So if you want to help by subscribing and listening, please do.
- Click the little icon to subscribe and come back for more.
- I, I, I, I was just subscribing to some magazines.
- Please leave comments like subscribe all of those things.
- So please hit that subscribe button and enjoy.
- And don't forget to subscribe and ring the bell.
- All right, well like and subscribe till next time.
- Goodies Goodies as our viewers to subscribe for this.
- Don't forget to subscribe and that's all.
- So with that being said, hit the subscribe button and enjoy.
Examples
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Membership is $10 a year with an option to subscribe to the publication Nuclear News for an extra $14.
Academic text (1990) -
You subscribe to The Post?
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Does the library subscribe to these journals? What level of access to each journal is currently provided?
Academic text (2015) -
Meanwhile, libraries continue to subscribe to and stock a certain list of newspapers and archive the back issues.
Academic text (2007) -
I subscribed to "Writers Weekly."
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Once you've chosen your reader, simply subscribe to the content that you want to receive.
Academic text (2009) -
His grandfather subscribed to National Geographic, and Mike spent hours looking through back issues.
Fiction book (1999) -
Many libraries subscribe to this resource, but I wonder how many patrons actually know that it exists.
Academic text (2006) -
To stay updated with the latest news, you should subscribe to our daily newsletter.
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Many readers choose to subscribe to the magazine for exclusive content and offers.
Synonyms
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1.0
To get a person's posts and updates on social media
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3.7
To pay to get a magazine or online service regularly
1
7.9
To sign up to a channel or service to get content and support the creator
Phrasal Verbs
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Morphology
Etymology
Subscribe comes from the Latin parts sub- ('under') and scribere ('to write'), where people would 'write under' to join or receive something. That's why to subscribe to a magazine or service is to sign up to get it regularly.