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1 ♦ (to) contribute
♦ (to) contribute /kənˈtrɪbju:t/A v. t.1 contribuire con; dare ( come contributo): to contribute £30,000 towards the new theatre, contribuire con 30 000 sterline alla costruzione del nuovo teatro; I contributed contribute half an hour a day to keeping the place clean, contribuii alle pulizie con mezz'ora di lavoro al giorno2 donare; elargire4 scrivere ( per i giornali, ecc.): to contribute an article to a magazine, scrivere un articolo per una rivistaB v. i.1 contribuire (a); dare il proprio contributo (a): to contribute to the success of st., contribuire al successo di qc.; to contribute to a discussion, dare il proprio contributo a una discussione2 fare donazioni; dare sovvenzioni; contribuire: to contribute to an appeal, contribuire a una raccolta di fondi per beneficenza3 versare quote (a); aderire (a): to contribute to a private pension, aderire a uno schema pensionistico privato -
2 ♦ (to) contribute
♦ (to) contribute /kənˈtrɪbju:t/A v. t.1 contribuire con; dare ( come contributo): to contribute £30,000 towards the new theatre, contribuire con 30 000 sterline alla costruzione del nuovo teatro; I contributed contribute half an hour a day to keeping the place clean, contribuii alle pulizie con mezz'ora di lavoro al giorno2 donare; elargire4 scrivere ( per i giornali, ecc.): to contribute an article to a magazine, scrivere un articolo per una rivistaB v. i.1 contribuire (a); dare il proprio contributo (a): to contribute to the success of st., contribuire al successo di qc.; to contribute to a discussion, dare il proprio contributo a una discussione2 fare donazioni; dare sovvenzioni; contribuire: to contribute to an appeal, contribuire a una raccolta di fondi per beneficenza3 versare quote (a); aderire (a): to contribute to a private pension, aderire a uno schema pensionistico privato -
3 contribute *** con·trib·ute
[kən'trɪbjuːt]1. vt(sum of money) offrire, donare, contribuire con, (help) offrire2. vito contribute to — (charity, collection, success) contribuire a, (discussion) partecipare a, (newspaper) collaborare a or con, scrivere per, Admin pagare i contributi per
everyone contributed to the success of the play — tutti hanno contribuito al successo della commedia
she contributed £10 to the collection — ha contribuito alla colletta con dieci sterline
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4 contribute
[kən'trɪbjuːt] 1.1) contribuire con, dare come contributo [ sum] (to a); contribuire a [costs, expenses]2) (to charity) donare, elargire (to a; towards per)3) comm. econ.4) (to project) contribuire con, portare [ideas, experience] (to a)5) giorn. rad. scrivere [ article] (to per)2.to contribute to o towards — contribuire a, concorrere a [change, well-being]
2) (to community life, research) contribuire, partecipare (to a)3)to contribute to — versare la propria quota a, aderire a [pension fund, insurance scheme]
4) (to charity) fare donazioni (to a); (to campaign, orchestra) dare sovvenzioni (to a)5) giorn. rad. collaborare (to a)* * *[kən'tribjut]1) (to give (money, help etc) along with others: Have you contributed (any money) to this charity?; I've been contributing (articles) to this paper for many years.) contribuire2) ((with to) to help to cause to happen: His gambling contributed to his downfall.) contribuire a•- contributor* * *[kən'trɪbjuːt] 1.1) contribuire con, dare come contributo [ sum] (to a); contribuire a [costs, expenses]2) (to charity) donare, elargire (to a; towards per)3) comm. econ.4) (to project) contribuire con, portare [ideas, experience] (to a)5) giorn. rad. scrivere [ article] (to per)2.to contribute to o towards — contribuire a, concorrere a [change, well-being]
2) (to community life, research) contribuire, partecipare (to a)3)to contribute to — versare la propria quota a, aderire a [pension fund, insurance scheme]
4) (to charity) fare donazioni (to a); (to campaign, orchestra) dare sovvenzioni (to a)5) giorn. rad. collaborare (to a) -
5 -most-
Nota d'usoPoiché most seguito da aggettivo o da avverbio può anche significare molto, estremamente (► B, def. 3) e poiché, quando forma il superlativo relativo, in determinati casi può non essere preceduto da the, esistono frasi in cui il suo significato risulta ambiguo, ad esempio: I find Sarah's argument most persuasive può voler dire a) il ragionamento di Sarah mi sembra il più convincente di tutti, oppure b) il ragionamento di Sarah mi sembra molto convincente; Ted Turner contributed most generously può significare a) Ted Turner ha dato il contributo più generoso, oppure b) Ted Turner ha dato un contributo estremamente generoso. -
6 differing
differing /ˈdɪfrɪŋ/a.differente, diverso: differing views [opinions], punti di vista [opinioni] differenti; The patients have widely differing needs, i pazienti hanno esigenze estremamente diverse; Everyone contributed to the project, to differing degrees, ognuno ha contribuito al progetto in varia misura. -
7 contribution
[ˌkɒntrɪ'bjuːʃn]1) (to tax, pension) contribuzione f., contributo m. ( towards a)2) (to charity, campaign) donazione f., elargizione f.sb.'s contribution to — il contributo di qcn. a [success, undertaking, science]
a pathetic contribution — (by team, performer) una prestazione pietosa
4) comm. (to profits, costs) concorso m., partecipazione f.5) rad. telev. collaborazione f., partecipazione f.; giorn. articolo m.* * *[kon-]1) (the act of contributing.) contribuzione2) (something contributed, especially money: Would you like to make a contribution to this charity?) contributo* * *[ˌkɒntrɪ'bjuːʃn]1) (to tax, pension) contribuzione f., contributo m. ( towards a)2) (to charity, campaign) donazione f., elargizione f.sb.'s contribution to — il contributo di qcn. a [success, undertaking, science]
a pathetic contribution — (by team, performer) una prestazione pietosa
4) comm. (to profits, costs) concorso m., partecipazione f.5) rad. telev. collaborazione f., partecipazione f.; giorn. articolo m.
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