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Definition of contribution in English: contributionnoun kɒntrɪˈbjuːʃ(ə)nˌkɑntrəˈbjuʃ(ə)n 1A gift or payment to a common fund or collection. 捐献物,捐助物,捐赠物;捐款 the agency is mainly financed from voluntary contributions 公共服务机构主要靠自愿捐赠提供经费。 Example sentencesExamples - Commercial banks will shift their contribution from the Fund to the institute.
- Nor will an imposed contribution result in hardship to an impoverished parent.
- It was a civil ceremony and afterwards we had a picnic where everyone brought along a food contribution of some sort.
- The centre would be funded through developers' contributions and additional lottery grants.
- If the deficit has increased then we will have to increase our contribution to the fund as an employer.
- Thanks to all the people who have made an annual contribution to this collection.
- He refused fees, but suggested instead a contribution to the research fund that he established.
- However, anyone wishing to make a contribution to the fund can do so and it will be forwarded to head office.
- The membership decided to make two contributions to charities from funds raised.
- Meanwhile, you have about six years in which to top up your private pension with additional voluntary contributions.
- We want to do everything we can to narrow the gap and having a pay equity fund is a positive contribution in that regard.
- We rely entirely on voluntary contributions to keep more than 60 services running.
- We have also agreed to an increase in our rent contribution as a result of the improvements.
- The group does not charge for its services, but many users make a voluntary contribution.
- You also have the option of making either regular payments or one-off contributions, or both.
- Don't forget that there is a special collection box in each porch for contributions to the renovation fund.
- The survey shows a big increase in the contribution of direct payments to farm income.
- Unless attached to a mosque, they depended on voluntary contributions, tuition fees and free meals.
- The organisation is a voluntary one, totally replying on contributions and fund raising.
- Financial contributions from individuals funded office and printing expenses.
Synonyms donation, gift, benefaction, offering, present, handout subscription grant, subsidy, allowance bequest, endowment historical alms rare donative - 1.1 The part played by a person or thing in bringing about a result or helping something to advance.
促成作用;贡献 the major contribution of social scientists to the understanding of political life 社会科学家对理解政治生活的主要贡献。 there was scarcely a branch of art to which he did not make a contribution Example sentencesExamples - Jack made a major contribution to life in this part of Roscommon over many years.
- Fiona does not appear to have made a major contribution to the children's emotional or physical development.
- The third topic to which Eisenstein made a major contribution was the theory of elliptic functions.
- Thus the city should be brought to recognise his contribution to civic welfare.
- This family has made a major contribution to our social, cultural and historic heritage.
- The floods and prolonged hot weather this year made major contributions to the decline in grain production.
- Both made major contributions to the Irish team and are at the very top of their game.
- There were other major individual contributions to this most entertaining of matches.
- It is recognised that this ban will have a major contribution in reducing the levels of this parameter.
- Each can make different but important contributions to promoting sustainable development.
- His six symphonies are coming to be regarded as a major contribution to the genre in the 20th century.
- All three students made a major contribution to the college's work to encourage good race relations in the town.
- This redevelopment would enable the South Yorkshire area to make a major contribution to this growth target.
- Does it celebrate his unique gifts and encourage the contribution he is more than eager to make?
- His work was therefore a major contribution to both geometry and to dynamics.
- Tonight's awards highlight just some of the major contributions British Muslims make to our society.
- As a result, teams can fail to leverage the unique contributions each member may bring.
- Despite his major contribution to medical science, he died reviled, his name soon forgotten.
- It is widely accepted by commentators that he has made a major contribution to the peace process.
- We British have made three major contributions to culinary excellence.
Synonyms input into, participation in, involvement in informal one's pennyworth - 1.2 A piece of writing submitted for publication in a journal, book, etc.
(投的)稿件,文稿 local historians are requesting contributions for a forthcoming book on the history of the community Example sentencesExamples - One of the best contributions of the book is its section on fantasies and pleasure.
- Even on the shoddiest of student papers, contributions do at least get edited by another pair of eyes.
- The magazine remains open to contributions from anyone who chooses to submit them.
- Since then people have always asked me for books, or for contributions to magazines.
- His research interest was the metabolism of radioactive drugs, and he made many contributions to books and papers.
- There are at least four central questions that the contributions in this book seek to address.
- The book is made up of numerous contributions from student and teacher activists.
- Writing another book is the path ahead, along with her regular newspaper and magazine contributions.
- His contributions to the local paper became more critical of Dutch society.
- The website has an article featuring reader contributions.
- It is a truly international book, with contributions from women on every continent.
- The vast majority of articles in the paper are signed contributions from rank and file militants.
- He helped to found the Edinburgh Review and his contributions made it the leading political journal of the day.
- Normally, contributions to academic law journals hardly rate a mention in the mass media.
- We would therefore warmly welcome contributions to the journal that take forward the conversations started here.
- I hope it will be the first of many Muslim contributions to our local paper.
- His newspaper contributions predated his novels by over two decades, as he looked to supplement his income as a civil servant.
- The book contains contributions from staff, clients and local restaurants.
- All articles or any contributions to the book would be most welcome and can be sent into the school office this December.
- Included in their varied contributions were poems and writings of Tim Bobbin and Edwin Waugh.
Synonyms article, piece, story, item, chapter, paper, essay, a few paragraphs, a few words (contributions), text, reading matter
OriginLate Middle English (denoting a tax or levy): from late Latin contributio(n-), from Latin contribuere 'bring together, add' (see contribute). Rhymesablution, absolution, allocution, attribution, circumlocution, circumvolution, Confucian, constitution, convolution, counter-revolution, destitution, dilution, diminution, distribution, electrocution, elocution, evolution, execution, institution, interlocution, irresolution, Lilliputian, locution, perlocution, persecution, pollution, prosecution, prostitution, restitution, retribution, Rosicrucian, solution, substitution, volution Definition of contribution in US English: contributionnounˌkɑntrəˈbjuʃ(ə)nˌkäntrəˈbyo͞oSH(ə)n 1A gift or payment to a common fund or collection. 捐献物,捐助物,捐赠物;捐款 Example sentencesExamples - We want to do everything we can to narrow the gap and having a pay equity fund is a positive contribution in that regard.
- However, anyone wishing to make a contribution to the fund can do so and it will be forwarded to head office.
- Thanks to all the people who have made an annual contribution to this collection.
- The membership decided to make two contributions to charities from funds raised.
- Financial contributions from individuals funded office and printing expenses.
- If the deficit has increased then we will have to increase our contribution to the fund as an employer.
- The group does not charge for its services, but many users make a voluntary contribution.
- The centre would be funded through developers' contributions and additional lottery grants.
- Don't forget that there is a special collection box in each porch for contributions to the renovation fund.
- The organisation is a voluntary one, totally replying on contributions and fund raising.
- It was a civil ceremony and afterwards we had a picnic where everyone brought along a food contribution of some sort.
- You also have the option of making either regular payments or one-off contributions, or both.
- Commercial banks will shift their contribution from the Fund to the institute.
- We rely entirely on voluntary contributions to keep more than 60 services running.
- We have also agreed to an increase in our rent contribution as a result of the improvements.
- He refused fees, but suggested instead a contribution to the research fund that he established.
- The survey shows a big increase in the contribution of direct payments to farm income.
- Unless attached to a mosque, they depended on voluntary contributions, tuition fees and free meals.
- Meanwhile, you have about six years in which to top up your private pension with additional voluntary contributions.
- Nor will an imposed contribution result in hardship to an impoverished parent.
Synonyms donation, gift, benefaction, offering, present, handout - 1.1 The part played by a person or thing in bringing about a result or helping something to advance.
促成作用;贡献 he made a lasting contribution by designing the modern radio telescope Example sentencesExamples - Each can make different but important contributions to promoting sustainable development.
- Despite his major contribution to medical science, he died reviled, his name soon forgotten.
- This family has made a major contribution to our social, cultural and historic heritage.
- Does it celebrate his unique gifts and encourage the contribution he is more than eager to make?
- It is recognised that this ban will have a major contribution in reducing the levels of this parameter.
- The third topic to which Eisenstein made a major contribution was the theory of elliptic functions.
- All three students made a major contribution to the college's work to encourage good race relations in the town.
- This redevelopment would enable the South Yorkshire area to make a major contribution to this growth target.
- Jack made a major contribution to life in this part of Roscommon over many years.
- His work was therefore a major contribution to both geometry and to dynamics.
- Thus the city should be brought to recognise his contribution to civic welfare.
- The floods and prolonged hot weather this year made major contributions to the decline in grain production.
- Tonight's awards highlight just some of the major contributions British Muslims make to our society.
- It is widely accepted by commentators that he has made a major contribution to the peace process.
- As a result, teams can fail to leverage the unique contributions each member may bring.
- His six symphonies are coming to be regarded as a major contribution to the genre in the 20th century.
- We British have made three major contributions to culinary excellence.
- Fiona does not appear to have made a major contribution to the children's emotional or physical development.
- There were other major individual contributions to this most entertaining of matches.
- Both made major contributions to the Irish team and are at the very top of their game.
Synonyms input into, participation in, involvement in - 1.2 An article or other piece of writing submitted for publication in a collection.
(投的)稿件,文稿 Example sentencesExamples - One of the best contributions of the book is its section on fantasies and pleasure.
- He helped to found the Edinburgh Review and his contributions made it the leading political journal of the day.
- The magazine remains open to contributions from anyone who chooses to submit them.
- Even on the shoddiest of student papers, contributions do at least get edited by another pair of eyes.
- The book is made up of numerous contributions from student and teacher activists.
- The book contains contributions from staff, clients and local restaurants.
- It is a truly international book, with contributions from women on every continent.
- Writing another book is the path ahead, along with her regular newspaper and magazine contributions.
- The vast majority of articles in the paper are signed contributions from rank and file militants.
- His research interest was the metabolism of radioactive drugs, and he made many contributions to books and papers.
- Included in their varied contributions were poems and writings of Tim Bobbin and Edwin Waugh.
- The website has an article featuring reader contributions.
- His contributions to the local paper became more critical of Dutch society.
- We would therefore warmly welcome contributions to the journal that take forward the conversations started here.
- I hope it will be the first of many Muslim contributions to our local paper.
- There are at least four central questions that the contributions in this book seek to address.
- Normally, contributions to academic law journals hardly rate a mention in the mass media.
- Since then people have always asked me for books, or for contributions to magazines.
- His newspaper contributions predated his novels by over two decades, as he looked to supplement his income as a civil servant.
- All articles or any contributions to the book would be most welcome and can be sent into the school office this December.
Synonyms article, piece, story, item, chapter, paper, essay, a few paragraphs, a few words
OriginLate Middle English (denoting a tax or levy): from late Latin contributio(n-), from Latin contribuere ‘bring together, add’ (see contribute). |