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Definition of contributed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
supportadded to a cause or project
- Her contributed ideas were essential for the project's success.
2.
groupgiven or supplied as part of a group effort
- The contributed funds helped build the new community center.
Origin of contributed
Latin, contribuere (to bring together)
Terms with contributed included in their meaning
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film
list of people who contributed to a film or television show
politics
funds contributed to a political party
politics
money contributed to political parties not regulated by federal law
charity
sale of miscellaneous contributed items to raise money for a charity
scottish work
piece of work or assistance contributed
historical figure
Italian general and nationalist who contributed to Italian unification
Examples of contributed in a sentence
His contributed skills were invaluable to the team's success. The contributed ideas were essential for the project's success. Contributed resources from various departments made the event possible.
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- French:contribué, ...
- German:beigetragen, mitgewirkt, ...
- Italian:contribuito, fornito, ...
- Spanish:contribuido, aportado, ...
- Portuguese:contribuído, fornecido, ...
- Chinese:已贡献的, 捐赠的, ...
- Japanese:貢献した, 寄付された, ...
- Arabic:مضاف, مُسَاهَم, ...
- Hebrew:נִתְרָם, ...
- Russian:внесённый, пожертвованный, ...
- Ukrainian:внесений, внесені, ...
- Hindi:योगदान दिया हुआ, सामूहिक प्रयास के तहत दिया गया, ...
Definition of contribute - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
assistancegive something in order to help achieve or provide something
- She decided to contribute a significant amount to the charity.
2.
donationgive money or support for a common purpose
- They contributed funds to the charity event.
3.
communicationsupply ideas or opinions in a discussion
- He contributed valuable insights during the meeting.
4.
writingwrite articles for a publication
- He regularly contributes articles to the science magazine.
5.
help causeintr. Rare help to cause or bring aboutintr. Rare
- Poor planning can contribute to the failure of a project.
Expressions with contribute
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offer a small but significant opinion
She always contributes her two cents during meetings.
give an opinion in a discussion or conversation
She decided to contribute two cents during the meeting.
give or do the part expected in a group effort
Everyone must contribute their share to finish the project.
give a small amount of help or money
Even though he was poor, he contributed his mite.
Origin of contribute
Latin, contribuere (to bring together)
Examples of contribute in a sentence
Many employees contribute to the company's success. He decided to contribute his time to the community project. Many employees contribute to the annual fundraising campaign. She likes to contribute during brainstorming sessions. Students are encouraged to contribute to class discussions. She was invited to contribute to the local newspaper.
Many experts contribute to this journal. Teamwork can contribute to the success of a project. Lack of sleep can contribute to health issues.
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- French:contribuer, participer, ...
- German:beitragen, spenden, ...
- Italian:apportare, donare, ...
- Spanish:contribuir, donar, ...
- Portuguese:contribuir, doar, ...
- Chinese:贡献, 捐款, ...
- Japanese:寄付する, 提供する, ...
- Arabic:سَاهَمَ, تَبَرَّعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִתְרוֹם, לִכְתֹּב עֲבוּר, ...
- Russian:вносить вклад, вносить, ...
- Ukrainian:вносити вклад, внести, ...
- Hindi:योगदान देना, योगदान करना, ...
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