subscriber

UK
/səbˈskraɪbə/
US
/səbˈskraɪbɚ/

Translations

subscribernoun
subscribers
pl
UK
/səbˈskraɪbə/
US
/səbˈskraɪbɚ/
The streaming platform reached ten million subscribers within its first year.
La plateforme de streaming a atteint dix millions d’abonnés au cours de sa première année.
signataireDans le contexte juridique.
As a subscriber to the contract, she was legally bound to its terms.
En tant que signataire du contrat, elle était légalement tenue de respecter ses clauses.
souscripteurDans le contexte financier.
The company announced that it had several subscribers for its new stock offering.
L’entreprise a annoncé qu’elle avait plusieurs souscripteurs pour sa nouvelle émission d’actions.
Additional translations
abonnéSur les plateformes numériques et les réseaux en ligne.
subscriberadjective
more subscriber
Comp.
most subscriber
Super.
UK
/səbˈskraɪbə/
US
/səbˈskraɪbɚ/
Used only attributively (e.g., “subscriber data”); normally non-gradable.
des abonnésDans des groupes nominaux ; valeur relationnelle.
The marketing team examined subscriber behavior to tailor its campaigns.
L’équipe marketing a étudié le comportement des abonnés pour adapter ses campagnes.

Definitions

subscribernoun
A person who receives a publication, broadcast, or service regularly, typically by registering or paying in advance.
The streaming platform reached ten million subscribers within its first year.
A person who applies to buy shares in a company.
The company announced that it had several subscribers for its new stock offering.
A person who signs a document or agreement.
As a subscriber to the contract, she was legally bound to its terms.
A person who follows a channel, feed, or account on a digital platform in order to receive updates.
Her podcast gained thousands of new subscribers after the episode went viral.
subscriberadjective
Relating to or intended for subscribers.
The marketing team examined subscriber behavior to tailor its campaigns.