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contribute

[kuhn-trib-yoot] / kənˈtrɪb yut /




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Fernandes is given licence to contribute in attack but, like Casemiro, has the ability to run hard up and down the pitch, getting back to defend when needed.

From BBC

“Shifting roles every two to four years can really contribute to a substantial salary increase.”

From MarketWatch

In other words, it makes more sense to ask her to contribute to the mortgage in lieu of that day.

From MarketWatch

Another factor that contributes to the network creaking in places is a legacy of underinvestment.

From BBC

The EU would be expected to contribute $100 billion for reconstruction, and the remainder would be placed in “separate U.S.-Russian investment vehicle” for “joint projects in specific areas.”

From The Wall Street Journal