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subscription [səbˈskrɪpʃən] N

1. subscription (to magazines):

subscription

2. subscription (to organization):

subscription
to take out a subscription to...

3. subscription (to charity):

subscription

subscription list N ECON

subscription list

subscription price N ECON

subscription price

subscription right N ECON

subscription right

Usage examples with subscription

to take out a subscription to...

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The original series was published by subscription with five issues being released each month.
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Some websites require a subscription to access some or all of their content.
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It was funded by advertising, subscriptions and sales.
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By 1912 the number of subscriptions had dropped to 304.
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In autumn that year she began giving entertainments there by subscription, in other words by selling tickets in advance.
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It also allows the marketing organization to talk the subscriber into changing their minds and not cancelling the subscription.
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In 1805, the society began acquiring books for its library, selling subscriptions to members for $1 to $4.
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The town had a subscription school that was started in 1858.
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Subscriptions have been canceled by subscribers when it arrives.
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The subscription can begin each 1st month of the year.
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