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1 contribution
noun1)make a contribution to a fund — etwas für einen Fonds spenden
* * *[kon-]1) (the act of contributing.) das Beitragen2) (something contributed, especially money: Would you like to make a contribution to this charity?) der Beitrag* * *con·tri·bu·tion[ˌkɒntrɪˈbju:ʃən, AM ˌkɑ:n-]n1. (money, food, equipment) Beitrag m (to/towards zu + dat); (donation) Spende f (to/towards für + akk)to make a \contribution of £100,000 to sth 100.000 Pfund zu etw dat beisteuern; (donate) 100.000 Pfund für etw akk spendentrade union \contribution Gewerkschaftsbeitrag mvoluntary \contributions freiwillige Beiträgeshe didn't make much of a \contribution at the meeting this morning sie hat nicht besonders viel zur Besprechung heute Morgen beigetragento make a major [or an outstanding] \contribution einen bedeutenden [o erheblichen] Beitrag leisten, [erheblich] beitragen\contribution for [or to] a magazine/newspaper Beitrag m für eine Zeitschrift/Zeitung* * *["kɒntrI'bjuːSən]nBeitrag m (to zu); (= donation also) Spende f (to für)the beer is my contribution —
I appreciate the contribution of so much of your time/effort — ich weiß es zu schätzen, dass Sie Ihre Zeit so großzügig zur Verfügung gestellt/solche Anstrengungen unternommen haben
* * *to zu)to zu):make a contribution to einen Beitrag leisten zu;make a contribution to the costs sich an den Kosten beteiligen3. Spende f (to für):a small contribution, please;contribution to a political party Parteispende4. WIRTSCHa) Einlage f:contribution in cash (kind) Bareinlage (Sacheinlage)b) Br Nachschuss m5. WIRTSCH Sozialversicherungsbeitrag m:employer’s contribution Arbeitgeberanteil m6. WIRTSCH anteilmäßiger Beitrag bei Versicherungsschäden7. MIL besonders HIST Kontribution f (für den Unterhalt der Besatzungstruppen erhobener Beitrag in einem besetzten Gebiet)* * *noun1)* * *n.Beitrag -¨e m.Bezahlung f.Einsendung f.Spende -n f. -
2 subscribe
1. transitive verb([promise to] contribute)subscribe something — zusichern, etwas zu spenden
2. intransitive verbbe subscribed — als Spende zugesichert worden sein
1) (express support)subscribe to something — sich einer Sache (Dat.) anschließen
2) ([promise to] make contribution)subscribe to or for something — eine Spende für etwas zusichern
* * *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.) Geldbetrag beisteuern2) ((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.) abonnieren•- academic.ru/71692/subscriber">subscriber- subscription* * *sub·scribe[səbˈskraɪb]I. vt▪ to \subscribe sthto \subscribe a book ein Buch subskribieren3. (appeal) etw spenden▪ to be \subscribed als Spende zugesichert seinto \subscribe one's signature to a document eine Unterschrift leistenII. vi1. (pay regularly for)2. (pay regularly to organisations) Beiträge zahlento \subscribe to the RSPCA zahlendes Mitglied bei der RSPCA sein3.4. (agree)I cannot \subscribe to what you have just stated ich kann dir in diesem Punkt nicht zustimmento \subscribe to an opinion eine Meinung unterstützento \subscribe to shares Aktien zeichnen* * *[səb'skraɪb]1. vtmoney zeichnen (form); (to appeal) spenden (to für)2. vi1) (= contribute, promise to contribute) spenden, geben (to +dat)to subscribe to an appeal — sich an einer Spendenaktion beteiligen
2) (to e-mail list) sich anmelden3)(= support)
to subscribe to sth (to proposal) — etw gutheißen, etw billigen; to opinion, theory sich einer Sache (dat) anschließen* * *subscribe [səbˈskraıb]A v/tsubscribe o.s. XY mit XY unterzeichnen oder -schreiben2. besonders Brb) allg einen Geldbetrag beisteuern (toward[s] zu), spenden (to für)B v/isubscribe to a view sich einer Meinung anschließen* * *1. transitive verb([promise to] contribute)2. intransitive verbsubscribe something — zusichern, etwas zu spenden
subscribe to something — sich einer Sache (Dat.) anschließen
2) ([promise to] make contribution)subscribe to or for something — eine Spende für etwas zusichern
* * *v.abonnieren v.subskribieren v.unterzeichnen v. -
3 donation
nounSpende, die (to[wards] für); (large-scale) Stiftung, diea donation of money/clothes — eine Geld-/Kleiderspende
make a donation of £1,000 [to charity] — 1 000 Pfund [für wohltätige Zwecke] spenden od. stiften
* * ** * *do·na·tion[də(ʊ)ˈneɪʃən, AM doʊˈ-]n1. (contribution) [Geld]spende f, Zuwendung f; (endowment) Stiftung f; LAW Schenkung f, SCHWEIZ a. Vergabung f\donations to political parties Parteispenden plcharitable \donations Spenden für wohltätige Zwecketo make a \donation LAW eine Schenkung machento make a \donation of sth to sb jdm etw zum Geschenk machen\donation of blood Blutspenden nt\donation of food Spenden nt von Nahrungsmitteln\donation of money Spenden nt von Geld\donation of time Opfern nt von Zeit* * *[dəU'neISən]n(= act of giving of money, gifts, blood) Spenden nt; (= gift) Spende fto make a donation of 50p/£10,000 — 50 Pence/£ 10.000 spenden
* * *make a donation of sth to sb jemandem etwas zum Geschenk machen;make a donation of £1,000 to an institution einer Einrichtung 1000 Pfund stiften* * *nounSpende, die (to[wards] für); (large-scale) Stiftung, diea donation of money/clothes — eine Geld-/Kleiderspende
make a donation of £1,000 [to charity] — 1 000 Pfund [für wohltätige Zwecke] spenden od. stiften
* * *n.Geldgeschenk n.Geschenk -e n.Schenkung f.Spende -n f.
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