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• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de s'abonner à un service, une publication ou un contenu numérique afin d'en recevoir régulièrement, ou pour exprimer son accord avec une idée ou une opinion.

A verb used to indicate the act of arranging to receive something regularly, such as a service, publication, or digital content, or to express agreement with an idea or opinion.

1. Offer to buy sharesB2formalbusiness

   To formally agree to purchase shares or stocks in a company, especially during an initial offering.

   Souscrire à des actions

   • Many investors subscribed to the new stock offering.
   • He decided to subscribe for 100 shares in the company.
   • The public eagerly subscribed to the initial public offering.

   Synonymesacquirebuypurchasetake up

2. Sign or endorseB2formal

   To mark a document with one's signature, often to show agreement or authorization.

   Signer ou approuver

   • Please subscribe your name at the bottom of the contract.
   • The witness subscribed the affidavit in the presence of a notary.
   • He subscribed the document to confirm his consent.

   Synonymesautographcountersignendorseinitialsignundersign

3. Adopt a beliefB2formal

   To agree with or adopt a particular opinion, belief, or theory.

   Adopter une croyance

   • She subscribes to the idea that hard work leads to success.
   • Many philosophers subscribe to this ethical theory.
   • He does not subscribe to the notion of fate.

   Synonymesacceptadoptbelieveendorseespouseholdsupport

   Antonymesdenydisagreeopposerejectrenounce

4. Contribute money regularlyB1formal

   To pay a sum of money on a regular basis as a contribution to a charity, service, or organization.

   cotiser

   • They subscribe to a local charity every month.
   • He subscribes $50 annually to the wildlife fund.
   • Many people subscribe to streaming services like Netflix.

   Synonymescontributedonatefundgivepledgesponsorsupport

5. Receive regularlyA2formal

   To arrange to receive a publication, service, or product on a regular basis, often by paying in advance.

   S'abonner

   • I subscribe to a weekly news magazine.
   • She subscribes to a digital newspaper for daily updates.
   • They subscribed to a monthly box of organic snacks.

   Synonymesorderpurchasetake

Variantes phrasalsubscribe to