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contribute something (to someone) (for someone or something) to donate something to someone for the benefit of someone or something. I hope you will contribute at least a dollar to Mary for Tom's birthday present. Will you contribute a dollar for Tom to Mary when she comes around? Can you contribute a dollar for the gift? contribute to something 1. to donate something to some cause. Please contribute to the fund for the needy. 2. to add to or exacerbate something. The dry weather contributed to the failure of the crops. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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``The negligence of the county was a contributive factor to the child's death,'' Wheat's attorney, Richard Spencer, said Wednesday. Motherless Daughters: The Legacy Of Loss by award winning journalist Hope Edelman is an informative and expertly contributive documentation of the psychological and spiritual effects the death of a mother might have on the life and psychological well being of a daughter. The mother's insistence on speaking the HL at home can be contributive of the HL children's adherence to both languages (Kondo, 1998). |
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