第三人称复数：subscriptions
名词（报刊等的）订阅费; 捐款; （俱乐部的）会员费; 捐助
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1. My subscription to the magazine will soon expire, I will renew it.
我订阅的杂志快到期了，我将续订。
1. 预订：值得一提的是,在服务器端我们还需要做的一个非常重要工作就是建立 DB2 Everyplace 数据同步的设置,包括同步的用户 (User)、组 (Group)、预订 (Subscription) 和预订集 (Subscription Set) 等.
1. subscription
1. 会员费;用户费;捐助款;订阅费
A subscription is an amount of money that you pay regularly in order to belong to an organization, to help a charity or campaign, or to receive copies of a magazine or newspaper.
e.g. You can become a member by paying the yearly subscription.
支付一年的会员费就可以成为会员。
2. (电视或电视频道)付费的，收费的
Subscription television is television that you can watch only if you pay a subscription. A subscription channel is a channel that you can watch only if you pay a subscription.
e.g. Premiere, a subscription channel which began in 1991, shows live football covering the top two divisions...
开播于 1991 年的付费电视频道 premiere 实况转播两大顶级足球联赛的赛事。
e.g. East Coast Pay Television was Australia's first digital direct broadcast satellite subscription television service.
东海岸付费电视台是澳大利亚第一家提供数字化卫星直播服务的收费电视频道。
1. Beijing's only cable television provider issued a public statement Monday to justify its controversial increase in subscription fees.
2. But GE Capital had to put its share subscription on hold for a year during the bank's share structure reform.
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3. Trillions of yuan of capital may have been frozen in subscription for the initial public offering shares of China Railway Engineering Corporation.
4. Analysts estimated that retail investors in Hong Kong might pump in a combined capital of HK $ 300 billion during the subscription.
5. subscription
5. Companies whose total capital exceeds 400 million yuan should make no less than 10 percent available for public subscription when going public.
6. Funds come from the public raised through the issuing of trust plan, and from subscription of venture capital.
7. The Beijing Post supplies newspapers, magazines and telephone subscription cards to newspaper stands in the Chinese capital.
8. A spokesman for CCB declined to reveal subscription results, only saying the bank will release an official announcement next Tuesday.
9. The reaction of many newspapers to declining circulation and revenue has been to raise subscription and news stand prices while cutting staff.
10. It also banned paid news, forced subscription and forced advertising in return for complimentary reports.
noun
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1. the act of signing your name
writing your signature (as on a document)
e.g. the deed was attested by the subscription of his signature
2. a pledged contribution
3. agreement expressed by (or as if expressed by) signing your name
4. a payment for consecutive issues of a newspaper or magazine for a given period of time