subscriber
含义: A person who pays regularly to receive a publication, service, or access to content; someone who follows a channel or creator on a digital platform.
The subscriber model has become central to digital media, with newspapers, streaming services, and content creators relying on subscription revenue. In the context of YouTube and social media, a subscriber is someone who follows a channel to receive updates — subscriber counts have become a measure of influence and success. In traditional media, subscriber numbers determine advertising rates and commercial viability.
例句
- The newspaper has seen its number of digital subscribers double over the past three years. 该报纸的数字订阅者数量在过去三年中翻了一番。El periódico ha visto duplicarse el número de suscriptores digitales en los últimos tres años.その新聞社はこの3年間でデジタル購読者数が倍増しました。그 신문사는 지난 3년간 디지털 구독자 수가 두 배로 늘었습니다.
- The YouTuber celebrated reaching one million subscribers with a special live stream. 这位YouTuber通过一场特别的直播庆祝订阅者突破一百万。El youtuber celebró haber alcanzado el millón de suscriptores con una emisión en directo especial.そのYouTuberは特別なライブ配信でチャンネル登録者数100万人達成を祝いました。그 유튜버는 특별 라이브 방송으로 구독자 100만 명 달성을 축하했습니다.
- Subscribers to the premium service can access exclusive content and ad-free listening. 高级服务的订阅者可以访问独家内容并享受无广告收听。Los suscriptores del servicio premium pueden acceder a contenido exclusivo y escuchar sin publicidad.プレミアムサービスの購読者は限定コンテンツと広告なしのリスニングを利用できます。프리미엄 서비스 구독자는 독점 콘텐츠와 광고 없는 청취를 이용할 수 있습니다.
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语境: professional, media
语气: neutral
起源与历史
From Latin subscribere (to write below, to sign), combining sub- (under, below) and scribere (to write). Originally referred to signing one's name at the bottom of a document.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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