Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Contribute"

A: Contribute means to help (in a group sense).
Example 1: We all contributed to the nature foundation.
Meaning : We all gave money (or time, any kind of help) to the nature foundation.

Example 2: He contributed a book to the library.
Meaning: He gave a book to the library to fill their shelves.

A: To add something to

A: ساهم

A: It basically means to give(something).

A: I want to contribute to society in a meaningful way.

A few of us are going to buy a present for Lisa; her birthday is tomorrow. Do you want to contribute? (do you want to give money)

(to our adult son living with us): I'd like you to start CONTRIBUTING to the household expenses next month (meaning, pay for some things your self)

A: "They contribute [money] to the charity."

"They contribute [work] to the project."

A: I would like to contribute to your cause.

A: You can contribute to society by donating to charity.
We all contributed to the project so it got done faster.

A: "I want to contribute to society."
"Please contribute a donation."
"We were working as a team, so everyone had to contribute."
"I contributed my collection."

A: Contribute: what you did

Example:
You and 4 other people are working on something.
Your “contribution” is what you did to help

Submit: turn in

Example:
You have finished your work and need to “submit” (give) it to your boss

A: Contribute means you give something in order to help achieve or provide something else. You may have contributed to help save some animal species by sending a bit of money to some organization.

Attribute (the verb) means you regard something as being caused by something else. So your success was most likely attributed by your friend's support or your own sense of inner motivation.
Attribute (the adjective) is a feature of yours. Some characteristic of yours.

A: "donate" is to give money charitably
"contribute" is to give your work to a larger project (not necessarily charitably)
"sacrifice" is a very general term which can mean:
1. to give something very important up, like your life (for your fellow soldiers, your work, etc.)
2. to kill someone or something ritualistically (like an animal as an offering)

Examples:
- If you want to make a difference in the world, you should consider donating to charity.
- It's my great pleasure to thank all the contributors to our project. You're the reason we succeeded!
- John sacrificed himself to save us by throwing himself on that grenade.
- This tribe is known for sacrificing humans!

A: They can almost always be used interchangeably but the meanings are different, normally when it comes to money, goods and services.
I contribute more to this team. --> sounds like services
I donate more to this team. --> sounds like money
It's hard to explain but the best way to think of it, I think, is
a contribution --> indicates you hope to receive something in return
a donation --> giving without the intent to receive
I hope this helps! Mention me with any other questions!

A: They mean a similar thing.
"She contributed heavily to the project" means she put a lot of work into it. "She contributed significantly" means that her work was very important.

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A: Very natural!

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A: Sounds great!! 😊