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词根:voluntary
adj.voluntary 自愿的;志愿的;自发的;故意的
n.voluntary 志愿者;自愿行动
adjective
proceeding from the will or from one's own choice or consent voluntary cooperation
a voluntary action
unconstrained by interference : self-determining
a voluntary participant
done by design or intention : intentional
was convicted of voluntary manslaughter
acting or done of one's own free will without valuable consideration or legal obligation
a voluntary conveyance
of, relating to, subject to, or regulated by the will voluntary behavior
voluntary muscle movements
having power of free choice
a voluntary agent
provided or supported by voluntary action
a voluntary institution/organization
noun
a prefatory often extemporized musical piece
an improvisatory organ piece played before, during, or after a religious service
one who participates voluntarily
Adjective Middle English, from Anglo-French voluntarie, from Latin voluntarius, from voluntas will, from velle to will, wish — more at will
The first known use of voluntary was in the 15th century
voluptuousadjective
giving pleasure to the senses
voluptuousadjective
giving pleasure to the senses
voluptuousadjective
giving pleasure to the senses
volunteer1 of 3noun
a person who volunteers for a service
volunteer2 of 3adjective
being, consisting of, or engaged in by volunteers volunteer activities
a volunteer fire department
volunteer3 of 3verb
to offer voluntarily
volunteered my services
to offer oneself as a volunteer
volunteered to do the job
voluntary1 of 2adjective
done, given, or made with one's own free will
voluntary assistance
not accidental : intentional
voluntary manslaughter
of, relating to, or controlled by the will
voluntary behavior
voluntary2 of 2noun
a musical piece played usually on the organ at a religious service
voluntary1 of 2adjective
done, given, or made with one's own free will
voluntary assistance
not accidental : intentional
voluntary manslaughter
of, relating to, or controlled by the will
voluntary behavior
voluntary2 of 2noun
a musical piece played usually on the organ at a religious service
voluntary1 of 2adjective
done, given, or made with one's own free will
voluntary assistance
not accidental : intentional
voluntary manslaughter
of, relating to, or controlled by the will
voluntary behavior
voluntary2 of 2noun
a musical piece played usually on the organ at a religious service
1 They subscribed materials voluntarily.
他们自愿捐助物资.
2 Harriet was not insensible of manner; she had voluntarily noticed her father’s gentleness with admiration as well as wonder.
3 She even induced Winston to mortgage yet another of his evenings by enrolling himself for the part-time munition work which was done voluntarily by zealous Party members.
4 “Although Ms. Shah waived her Miranda rights, she did not do so voluntarily, but rather as a direct result of law enforcement deception and trickery calculated to overpower her will,” her attorneys said.
5 They override agreements entered into voluntarily by founders and investors.
它们推翻了创始人和投资者自愿达成的协议.
6 Certainly one German bomber landed voluntarily in Devonshire.
的确曾有一架德国轰炸机自动地在德文郡降落。
7 In this emergency, for it was getting near to suppertime, Gareth voluntarily ran ahead to fetch a rope.
8 “You see that there? That signature says that you have been voluntarily admitted to psychiatric care at Argenon Hospital, yes?”
9 That summer was the most time we ever spent together voluntarily.
10 Most went voluntarily, glad to be able to take a few of their possessions with them and relieved to escape the constant harangues and threats of the Nazis.
11 She resolved that no matter what penance Father gave her, she would triple it voluntarily.
12 He suggested we voluntarily suspend the armed struggle in order to create the right climate to move the negotiation process forward.
13 the voluntary muscles that control urination
14 Even that modest aspiration was to be arrived at “voluntarily.”
15 The government calls on the youth to donate their blood voluntarily.
政府号召青年义务献血.
16 She suggested we leave voluntarily so we wouldn’t have a deportation on our records.
17 It’s the first time I have voluntarily touched him since the last arena.
18 Mitchell asked if the Globe would voluntarily stop publishing.
19 He'd been working at the local hostel for the handicapped on a voluntary basis.
他曾在当地的残疾人救助站当过义工。
20 Whether or not the prisoners went voluntarily, who knows?
1 自动地
4 志愿
6 自愿
voluntary free-will unbidden of own accord of own free will of own volition volitient volunteer unurged lief freely willingly free will willing on your own account of your own accord of your own free will unforced ungrudging voluntariness unconstraint proprio motu
7 自发
willing voluntary spontaneous unsolicited idiopathic unforced unconstrained unprompted unbidden autonomously spontaneousness
8 自愿地
of own accord of own volition lief of own free will freely willingly on your own account of your own accord
10 自发地