contribute

verb29 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.2

to contribute in an important or noticeable way

to contribute to a large extent or degree

to contribute in a large and important way

to give willingly and in large amounts

to be an important factor in causing something

to be a main factor in causing something

to give a very large amount

to be a cause of something without any other factors involved

to write for a publication often

to contribute in a direct and involved way

to have the possibility of causing something

to contribute by giving money

to contribute a lot, especially money

to contribute in a way that produces a desired result

to make a good and useful contribution

to be a cause of something through a series of other factors

to contribute the same amount or to the same degree

to certainly be a cause of something

to give a large sum of money

to contribute to the greatest possible extent

to contribute an amount that is too large or too small in relation to something else

to contribute in a significant and tangible way

to contribute to something without realizing it

to contribute with great effort or strength

used to describe the amount or value of someone's input to a situation or conversation

being supported or advised to give something

being requested to give something

used to indicate the recipient or the result of the contribution

to give money or help for a specific purpose

Collocations with "contribute"