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伟大 wěi huge; great; grand; worthy of the greatest admiration; important (contribution etc)
贡献 gòng xiàn to contribute / to dedicate / to devote / contribution / CL:個|个[ge4]
捐款 juān kuǎn to donate money / to contribute funds / donation / contribution (of money)
捐助 juān zhù to donate / to offer (aid) / contribution / donation
建树 jiàn shù to make a contribution / to establish / to found / contribution
立功 gōng to render meritorious service (one the three imperishables 三不朽[san1 bu4 xiu3]) / to make worthy contributions / to distinguish oneself
募捐 juān to solicit contributions; to collect donations
功劳 gōng láo contribution / meritorious service / credit
to canvass for contributions; to collect; to raise; to recruit; to enlist
征稿 zhēng gǎo to solicit contributions (to a publication)
功绩 gōng feat / contribution / merits and achievements
有所作为 yǒu suǒ zuò wéi (idiom) to achieve sth worthwhile; to make a positive contribution
功过 gōng guò merits and demerits / contributions and errors
绵薄 mián my humble effort / my meager contribution (humble)
功勋 gōng xūn achievement / meritorious deed / contributions (for the good of society)
汗马功劳 hàn gōng láo war exploits / (fig.) heroic contribution
摊派 tān pài to apportion expenses, responsibilities etc / to demand contributions
功莫大焉 gōng yān no greater contribution has been made than this (idiom)
集腋成裘 chéng qiú many hairs make a fur coat (idiom); many small contributions add up to sth big / many a mickle makes a muckle
献金 xiàn jīn to donate money / (monetary) contribution
雅教 jiào (hon.) your distinguished thoughts / Thank you (for your esteemed contribution to our discussion).
捐募 juān to solicit contributions / to collect donations
捐班 juān bān (old) to obtain an official position through financial contributions (instead of passing the imperial examination); a person who has done so
理论贡献 lùn gòng xiàn theoretical contribution
她经济 jīng "she-economy" reflecting women's economic contribution / euphemism for prostitution-based economy


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