Meaning & Definition
verb
To arrange to receive something regularly, typically a publication or service.
I decided to subscribe to a monthly magazine about technology.
To pledge or agree to contribute a certain amount of money to a cause or organization.
She chose to subscribe a portion of her salary to the charity.
To express or adhere to a particular belief or doctrine.
He subscribes to the theory that exercise improves mental health.
Etymology
Middle English: from Old French 'souscrire', from Latin 'subscribere', meaning 'to write underneath'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
subscribe to:
To agree to receive or support something.
subscribe for updates:
To sign up to receive the latest news or information.
subscribe to a channel:
To follow a channel for regular content updates.
Slang Meanings
To hit the subscribe button.
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