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🤲contribute

verb
/kənˈtrɪbjuːt/
contretemps contribution
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Meaning

To give or add something, especially to help achieve or provide something.
to give something, especially money, time, or effort, to help achieve or provide something

Example Sentences

Everyone contributed money to support the charity.

Everyone contributed money to buy a farewell gift for the teacher.

Example Expressions

contribute to

Synonyms

donate, give, provide, supply, add, support
Entry 1
donate, give, provide, supply, add
Entry 2
donate, give, provide, support

Antonyms

withhold, take, receive, withdraw
Entry 1
withhold, take
Entry 2
withhold, take, receive, withdraw

Collocations

contribute money, contribute ideas, contribute to success, contribute significantly, contribute time, contribute effort
Entry 1
contribute money, contribute ideas, contribute to success, contribute significantly
Entry 2
contribute money, contribute ideas, contribute time, contribute effort, contribute significantly

More Example Sentences

I believe I can contribute to this company.

Her leadership inspires people to contribute continuously.

I am proud to contribute to the growth of your organization.

My leadership experience has helped me contribute effectively to teamwork.

My long-term goal is to contribute to policy making in the education sector.

The findings of this research could directly contribute to educational policy development.

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