past and past participle
Chose to receive a publication, online service, or other content regularly, often by paying.
She subscribed to the magazine last month.
They have subscribed to the service for a year.
American English
How to pronounce subscribed
verb · adjectiveB1Common word
suhbSKRAIBD
/səbˈskɹaɪbd̚/
2 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of subscribe
Chose to receive a publication, online service, or other content regularly, often by paying.
Practice out loudMeanings & examples
past and past participle
Agreed with and supported an idea, belief, or opinion.
She subscribed to the idea that education should be free.
Several researchers have subscribed to this theory.
past-participle adjective
Having signed up to receive a publication, service, or online content regularly.
Subscribed users can watch the full course.
Only subscribed accounts can download the files.
Useful expressions
to sign up to receive something regularly or to agree with an idea
You can subscribe to our podcast for free.
Related words & forms
Drop the final e before -ing: subscribing, not subscribeing.