in the PONS Dictionary
sub·ˈscrip·tion list N FIN
in the PONS Dictionary
I. list1 [lɪst] N
II. list1 [lɪst] VB trans
I. list2 [lɪst] NAUT VB intr
II. list2 [lɪst] NAUT N
sub·scrip·tion [səbˈskrɪpʃən] N
1. subscription (amount paid):
2. subscription (agreement to receive):
3. subscription (membership fee):
4. subscription (money raised):
5. subscription PUBL (advance agreement to buy book):
list N
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary
subscription list N FINMKT
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary
list N MKT COMPET
subscription N FINMKT
| I | list |
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| you | list |
| he/she/it | lists |
| we | list |
| you | list |
| they | list |
| I | listed |
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| you | listed |
| he/she/it | listed |
| we | listed |
| you | listed |
| they | listed |
| I | have | listed |
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| you | have | listed |
| he/she/it | has | listed |
| we | have | listed |
| you | have | listed |
| they | have | listed |
| I | had | listed |
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| you | had | listed |
| he/she/it | had | listed |
| we | had | listed |
| you | had | listed |
| they | had | listed |
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Of the companies surveyed, the median email subscription list size was nearly 3,500 subscribers.
marketingland.com This occurred because this dog got on a magazine subscription list earlier.
en.wikipedia.org While this was a very bold move to promote modern art, it did not sit well with the photographers who still made up most of the subscription list.
en.wikipedia.org Editors, however, tolerated these tactics because they wanted longer subscription lists.
en.wikipedia.org Salt headed the subscription list and was joint treasurer of the building fund.
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