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contribute

/kənˈtrɪb.juːt/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar a ação de fornecer algo (como dinheiro, tempo, esforço ou ideias) com o objetivo de ajudar a alcançar ou garantir algo.

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verb

/kənˈtrɪb.juːt/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de fornecer algo (como dinheiro, tempo, esforço ou ideias) com o objetivo de ajudar a alcançar ou garantir algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving something (such as money, time, effort, or ideas) in order to help achieve or provide something.

  1. Give something (money, time, effort)B1formal

    To give something, especially money or goods, to help a person or organization.

    ptContribuir

    • She contributed $50 to the charity fund.
    • Many volunteers contributed their time to the project.
    • He contributed a significant amount to the research.

    Sinônimosbestowchip indonategivegrantpledgeprovidesupply

    Antônimoskeepretaintakewithhold

  2. Be a factor or causeB2formal

    To be one of the causes of something; to play a part in bringing about a result.

    ptContribuir

    • Stress can contribute to health problems.
    • Poor diet contributed to his weight gain.
    • Several factors contributed to the company's success.

    Sinônimosconducemake fortend

  3. Write for publicationB2formal

    To write articles, stories, or other material for a newspaper, magazine, or website.

    ptPublicar

    • She contributes a weekly column to the local newspaper.
    • He contributed several chapters to the textbook.
    • Many experts contribute to the online encyclopedia.

    Sinônimosauthorcomposepensubmitwrite

Formas
  • contributed past participle
  • contributed past simple
  • contributing present participle
  • contributes third person singular
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