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Meanings of subscribe in English
Portuguese
tomar uma assinatura Pay (an amount of money) as a contribution to a charity or service, especially at regular intervals.
Usage of subscribe in English
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The Marvel movies subscribe to a house style and mandate house content.
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Institutional shareholders said they were keen to subscribe, given the large discount.
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Well, don't forget to subscribe for more technical behind the scenes action.
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Forget about ringtones and Rhapsody; these apps let you subscribe to artists.
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To subscribe visit this page, find 'The Spin' and follow the instructions.
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Well please don't forget to subscribe for more behind the scenes action.
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All shareholders will have 30 days to decide what portion to subscribe.
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Let me know in the comments and subscribe to the Wired channel.
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And if you want more Wired videos just click subscribe, it's good.
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For now don't forget to subscribe for more behind the scenes action.
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I REGULARLY get invitations to subscribe to US health and longevity magazines.
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Today, more than 90 percent of households subscribe to cable or satellite.
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If I don't subscribe, what will I still be able to access?
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The thing is, I value Mother's Day and subscribe to its celebration.
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Read evenings and subscribe to the Symphony and the Rubinstein Evening Choral.
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The service will be available to AT&T customers who subscribe to Hulu.
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Translations for subscribe
Portuguese
Subscribe through the time
Subscribe across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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