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volunteer美 [.vɑlən'tɪr] 英 [.vɒlən'tɪə(r)] - n.志愿者；志愿兵；义务工作者；自告奋勇者
- v.自愿做；义务做；无偿做；主动建议（或告诉）
- adj.志愿的；志愿兵的；自动的；【植】自生的
- 网络义工；自愿者；志工
复数：volunteers 过去分词：volunteered 现在分词：volunteering v.+n. volunteer information v. offer,come forward,agree,step up,undertake 1. | 义务工作者；志愿者a person who does a job without being paid for it |
| | | Schools need volunteers to help children to read. 学校需要义务工作者帮助儿童阅读。 |
2. | 自告奋勇者；主动做某事的人a person who offers to do sth without being forced to do it |
| Are there any volunteers to help clear up? 有自愿帮助清扫的人吗？ |
3. | 志愿兵；义勇兵a person who chooses to join the armed forces without being forced to join |
1. | [i][t] 自愿做；义务做；无偿做to offer to do sth without being forced to do it or without getting paid for it |
| Jill volunteered to organize a petition. 吉尔自告奋勇组织请愿。 | | Several staff members volunteered for early retirement. 几位职员自愿提前退休。 | | He volunteered his services as a driver. 他自愿服务充当司机。 |
2. | [t] ~ sth.+ speech 主动建议（或告诉）to suggest sth or tell sb sth without being asked |
| to volunteer advice 主动提出忠告 |
3. | [i] ~ (for sth).~ to do sth 自愿参军；当志愿兵to join the army, etc. without being forced to |
| to volunteer for military service 自愿服兵役 |
4. | [t] ~ sb (for/as sth).~ sb to do sth （未经当事人同意）举荐to suggest sb for a job or an activity, even though they may not want to do it |
| They volunteered me for the job of interpreter. 他们擅自指定由我担任口头翻译。 |
n. | 1. somebody who works without being paid 2. somebody who does something voluntarily, especially something undesirable 3. somebody who has freely offered to serve in the armed services 4. a cultivated plant, especially a crop plant, that grows without having been intentionally sown or planted 5. a participant in something who is not legally bound to participate and does not expect to be paid 6. a recipient of property who does not have to pay for it or give anything in return 7. a second crop or growth of grass in the same season, after the first harvest or mowing 8. someone who offers to do something without being forced 9. someone who joins the armed forces without being forced 1. somebody who works without being paid 2. somebody who does something voluntarily, especially something undesirable 3. somebody who has freely offered to serve in the armed services 4. a cultivated plant, especially a crop plant, that grows without having been intentionally sown or planted 5. a participant in something who is not legally bound to participate and does not expect to be paid 6. a recipient of property who does not have to pay for it or give anything in return 7. a second crop or growth of grass in the same season, after the first harvest or mowing 8. someone who offers to do something without being forced 9. someone who joins the armed forces without being forced | v. | 1. to do charitable or helpful work without receiving pay for it 2. to perform, or offer to perform, work of your own free will 3. to tell somebody something or give information without being asked 4. to suggest somebody else as a helper 5. to offer to serve in one of the armed services without being required by law to join 6. to offer or choose to do something without being forced 7. to do some work without getting paid 8. to say that someone else will do something before asking them if they are willing to do it 9. to agree to join the armed forces without being forced 10. offer voluntarily come forward as a volunteer 1. to do charitable or helpful work without receiving pay for it 2. to perform, or offer to perform, work of your own free will 3. to tell somebody something or give information without being asked 4. to suggest somebody else as a helper 5. to offer to serve in one of the armed services without being required by law to join 6. to offer or choose to do something without being forced 7. to do some work without getting paid 8. to say that someone else will do something before asking them if they are willing to do it 9. to agree to join the armed forces without being forced 10. offer voluntarily come forward as a volunteer | adj. | 1. as a crop that is the second crop or growth of grass in the same season, after the first harvest or mowing |
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