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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
历史：
- contribute 208
- DEAL WITH 114
- further 170
- display 157
- hello 2501
- face 233
- present 220
- RED-FACED 103
- support 99
- supporting 55
- perplex 155
- be staring sb in the face 61
- DEAL+WITH 77
- show 203
- quantity 219
- be+staring+sb+in+the+face 49
- zombie 126
con·trib·ute
\\kən-ˈtri-byət, -(ˌ)byüt also & especially before -ed or -ing -ˈtri-bət; chiefly Brit also ˈkän-trə-ˌbyüt\\ verb
(-ut·ed ; -ut·ing)
1. to give or supply in common with others
contribute money to a cause
2. to supply (as an article) for a publication
intransitive verb
1.
a. to give a part to a common fund or store
contribute to a fund-raising campaign
b. to play a significant part in bringing about an end or result
many players have contributed to the team's success
2. to submit articles to a publication
• con·trib·u·tor \\-byə-tər, -bə-, -ˌbyü-\\ noun
\\kən-ˈtri-byət, -(ˌ)byüt also & especially before -ed or -ing -ˈtri-bət; chiefly Brit also ˈkän-trə-ˌbyüt\\ verb
(-ut·ed ; -ut·ing)
ETYMOLOGY Latin contributus, past participle of contribuere, from com- + tribuere to grant — more at tribute
DATE 1530
transitive verb1. to give or supply in common with others
contribute money to a cause
2. to supply (as an article) for a publication
intransitive verb
1.
a. to give a part to a common fund or store
contribute to a fund-raising campaign
b. to play a significant part in bringing about an end or result
many players have contributed to the team's success
2. to submit articles to a publication
• con·trib·u·tor
\\-byə-tər, -bə-, -ˌbyü-\\ noun
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