subscribed

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

• 🇨🇳描述一种预先付费的服务或产品，通常以定期方式付费。也可指已订阅、已订购或已激活的状态。

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.

   🇨🇳已订阅的

   同义词: 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.

   🇨🇳已同意的

   同义词: 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.

• 🇨🇳动词，指办理定期获得某物（如服务、刊物或数字内容）的手续，也指同意某种观点或意见。

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.

   🇨🇳认购股份

   同义词: 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.

   🇨🇳签署

   同义词: 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.

   🇨🇳信奉

   同义词: acceptadoptbelieveendorseespouseholdsupport

   反义词: 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.

   🇨🇳定期捐款

   同义词: 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.

   🇨🇳订阅

   同义词: orderpurchasetake

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

短语动词变体: subscribe to