subscription

subscription
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ annual, monthly, yearly, etc.
▪ one-month, one-year, etc.
▪

a one-year subscription to this service

▪ lifetime
▪ full
▪ paid (esp. AmE)
▪ complimentary, free, gift (AmE)
▪ trial
▪

a 30-day free trial subscription

▪ new
▪

The company has already sold 500 000 new subscriptions for the magazine.

▪ individual, institutional, personal
▪ Internet, online
▪ journal, magazine, newspaper
VERB + SUBSCRIPTION
▪ buy, pay, purchase
▪ take out
▪ get, receive
▪

Customers receive a free subscription to our newsletter.

▪ renew
▪ cancel
▪ require
▪

Most of the articles require a subscription.

SUBSCRIPTION + NOUN
▪ fee, price, rate
▪ service
▪

It is available through an annual subscription service.

▪ list
PREPOSITION
▪ subscription for, subscription to
▪

a yearly subscription for a print version of the journal

▪

Do you wish to take out a full twelve-month subscription to the journal?

PHRASES
▪ a month's, year's, etc. subscription
▪

The prize was a year's subscription to ‘Newsweek’.


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