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subscribing

/səbˈskraɪbɪŋ/

Translations

subscribingnoun

abonnement

Her subscribing to the monthly magazine ensured she never missed an issue.

Son abonnement au magazine mensuel lui garantissait de ne manquer aucun numéro.

Additional translations

souscriptionSurtout dans un contexte administratif, financier ou de service.

Synonyms

subscribinggerund / present participle

/səbˈskraɪbɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe individuals or entities that are currently subscribed.

abonnéEmployé pour dire qu’un utilisateur est inscrit ou a souscrit à un service, une publication ou un contenu.

Only subscribing users can view the premium articles.

Seuls les utilisateurs abonnés peuvent consulter les articles premium.

subscribeverb

subscribing

Gerund

subscribed

Past Simple

subscribed

Past Participle

subscribing

Gerund

/səbˈskraɪb/

s'abonnerPour un abonnement à une publication ou à un service de notifications.

I decided to subscribe to the monthly magazine to keep up with the latest trends.

J'ai décidé de m'abonner au magazine mensuel pour suivre les dernières tendances.

souscrire àPour acheter ou prendre part à une émission de titres, notamment en finance.

Institutional investors eagerly subscribed the entire tranche of the company's new stock offering.

Les investisseurs institutionnels ont souscrit avec enthousiasme la totalité de la tranche de la nouvelle émission d'actions de l'entreprise.

souscrirePour exprimer son adhésion à une idée, une opinion ou une proposition.

Many people subscribe to the belief that hard work leads to success.

Beaucoup de gens souscrivent à l'idée que le travail acharné mène au succès.

souscrirePour contribuer financièrement à une cause, un fonds ou un projet.

The alumni subscribed a substantial sum to build the new library.

Les anciens élèves ont souscrit une somme importante pour construire la nouvelle bibliothèque.

Additional translations

signerSens juridique ou formel : apposer sa signature au bas d'un document.

Synonyms

Definitions

subscribingnoun

The action of signing up to receive or access a service, publication, or product regularly.

Her subscribing to the monthly magazine ensured she never missed an issue.

subscribinggerund / present participle

Currently signed up to receive or access a service, publication, or content.

Only subscribing users can view the premium articles.

subscribeverb

To arrange to receive something, typically a publication, regularly by paying in advance.

I decided to subscribe to the monthly magazine to keep up with the latest trends.

To express or feel agreement with an idea or proposal.

Many people subscribe to the belief that hard work leads to success.

To apply or agree to receive electronic updates or notifications from a service or website.

I subscribed to the newsletter to get the latest updates directly in my inbox.

To contribute or pledge money to a cause, fund, or project.

The alumni subscribed a substantial sum to build the new library.

To sign one’s name at the end of a document, especially to indicate consent or ownership.

She subscribed the contract in the presence of two witnesses.

To agree to purchase a specified number of shares or securities when they are issued.

Institutional investors eagerly subscribed the entire tranche of the company's new stock offering.