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Meanings of contributor in English

Portuguese
contribuinte
Catalan
contribuent
Spanish
contribuyente

Someone who contributes (or promises to contribute) a sum of money.

contribuinte
Russian
соавтор
Portuguese
contribuidor
Spanish
colaborador
Catalan
col·laborador

Those who work with others on a collective work or project.

Related terms
соавтор

One who gives.

Someone who donates.

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Examples for "donor"
Examples for "donor"
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Tanzania's water sector has also become the focus of foreign donor support.
The Guardian
2
China is the second largest aid donor in the region, after Australia.
Radio NZ
3
Britain is Sudan's second largest bilateral humanitarian donor and the ex-colonial power.
Reuters
4
Rich nations want to ensure they have good oversight of donor funds.
Reuters
5
All patients fully engrafted donor cells including five patients with extensive splenomegaly.
Pubmed
1
The giver and the accepter are principally answerable in an unjust donation.
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 2
2
A gift is nothing if there is no benevolence in the giver:
England and the War
3
A leader at the Bar, a wise law giver, a righteous judge.
Ghosts
4
The queens approached the Stone, the giver of life, and touched it.
Oberheim (Voices): A Chronicle of War
5
He has great duties to do; he owes tribute to the giver.
Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis
Usage of contributor in English
1
COVID situation a major contributor but definitely needs to be looked at.
News.com.au
2
Lack of access to health services are a significant contributor to this.
The Irish Times
3
The central melanocortin system is a critical contributor to energy balance control.
Pubmed
4
Germany is the biggest net contributor, paying 9 billion euros per year.
Reuters
5
Upbeat contributor talks about the current situation with music-engraving software company Sibelius.
Radio NZ
6
Upbeat contributor explores the work of Frank Sinatra in his centenary year.
Radio NZ
7
Any apparent effect appears to be largely confounded with increased contributor number.
Pubmed
8
This, according to one contributor, meant the dream had become the reality.
The Irish Times
9
Materials was the top sector contributor with a 15 net points boost.
Reuters
10
One rapidly growing contributor to these costs are costs of medical negligence.
The Irish Times
11
Hoarding, however illogical and uncooperative, was a major contributor to the collapse.
The Postman
12
Discussion: NGF upregulation may be a major contributor to immobilization-induced muscle pain.
Pubmed
13
Net exports have been the only positive contributor to growth since 2008.
Reuters
14
Upbeat experimental-music contributor looks at the work of German saxophonist Peter Brotzmann.
Radio NZ
15
The industry is also a big campaign contributor to members of Congress.
Reuters
16
It is defintely a large contributor, but so is discrimination and racism.
Radio NZ
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