subscribed

Describes a service or product that has been paid for in advance, typically on a recurring basis.

• 🇫🇷Qualifie un service ou un produit pour lequel on a payé à l'avance, généralement de façon récurrente ou régulière.

1. Having a subscription B1 formal

   Having paid or agreed to receive a service, publication, or content regularly.

   • He is a subscribed member of the streaming service.
   • The subscribed users receive monthly updates.
   • She is subscribed to several scientific journals.

   🇫🇷abonné

   Synonymes: registered

2. Agreed or consented B2 formal

   Having given one's consent or agreement to something.

   • All parties are subscribed to the terms of the contract.
   • The subscribed agreement was signed by both sides.
   • They are subscribed to the principles of the organization.

   🇫🇷ayant consenti

   Synonymes: agreedapproved

• more subscribed comparative form
• most subscribed superlative form

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.

• 🇫🇷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.

1. Offer to buy shares B2 formal business

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

   • 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.

   🇫🇷Souscrire à des actions

   Synonymes: acquirebuypurchasetake up

2. Sign or endorse B2 formal

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

   • 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.

   🇫🇷Signer ou approuver

   Synonymes: autographcountersignendorseinitialsignundersign

3. Adopt a belief B2 formal

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

   • 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.

   🇫🇷Adopter une croyance

   Synonymes: acceptadoptbelieveendorseespouseholdsupport

   Antonymes: denydisagreeopposerejectrenounce

4. Contribute money regularly B1 formal

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

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

   🇫🇷cotiser

   Synonymes: contributedonatefundgivepledgesponsorsupport

5. Receive regularly A2 formal

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

   • 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.

   🇫🇷S'abonner

   Synonymes: orderpurchasetake

• subscribed past participle
• subscribed past simple
• subscribing present participle
• subscribes third person singular

Variantes phrasal: subscribe to