subscribe in Irish
subscribe in Irish is foscríobh — subscribe means to sign up to regularly receive a publication or service, often for a fee.
subscribe in Irish
foscríobh
(ergative) To sign up to have copies of a publication, such as a newspaper or a magazine, delivered for a period of time.
What does "subscribe" mean?
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verb To sign up to regularly receive a publication or service, often for a fee.
"You can subscribe to our newsletter for free on the website."
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verb To agree with or support an idea or theory.
"I don't subscribe to the idea that talent matters more than hard work."
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subscribe in a sentence
- You can subscribe to our newsletter for free on the website.
- I subscribed to the magazine for a year.
- I don't subscribe to the idea that talent matters more than hard work.
- Few scientists still subscribe to that old view of how the world began.
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What is "subscribe" in Irish?
"subscribe" in Irish is foscríobh. subscribe means: To sign up to regularly receive a publication or service, often for a fee.
How do you use "subscribe" in a sentence?
Example: "You can subscribe to our newsletter for free on the website." In Irish, "subscribe" is foscríobh.
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