voluntary

英 ['vɒləntri] 美 ['vɑːlənteri]

• adj. 自愿的；志愿的
• n. (教堂礼拜仪式前后或进行期间的)乐器独奏

副词: voluntarily 名词: voluntariness 名词复数: voluntaries

voluntary的英文翻译是什么意思，词典释义与在线翻译：

详尽释义

adj. (形容词)

1. 自愿的，志愿的，自发的，自动的，主动的，自告奋勇的
2. 无偿的
3. 故意的，有意的
4. 靠自由捐助维持的
5. 【解、生理】随意的
6. 自决的
7. 【律】自愿的

n. (名词)

1. 志愿者
2. 【音】风琴独奏，风琴短曲
3. 自愿行动，自动行动，自愿地做的工作
4. 即兴演奏，即兴曲
5. 仪式终始曲，（教堂礼拜仪式前后或进行期间的）乐器独奏
6. 自愿捐助者
7. 自选节目

adv. (副词)

1. 自愿地，志愿地，自发地

双解释义

adj. (形容词)

1. 自愿的,志愿的 (of a person or action) acting or done willingly, without being forced
2. [A] 义务的,无偿的 acting or done without payment; controlled or supported by people who give their money, services, etc., of their own free will
3. 故意的,有意的 done on purpose

英英释义

Noun:

1. (military) a person who freely enlists for service

2. composition (often improvised) for a solo instrument (especially solo organ) and not a regular part of a religious service or musical performance

Adjective:

1. of your own free will or design; done by choice; not forced or compelled;

   "man is a voluntary agent"
   "participation was voluntary"
   "voluntary manslaughter"
   "voluntary generosity in times of disaster"
   "voluntary social workers"
   "a voluntary confession"
   

2. controlled by individual volition;

   "voluntary motions"
   "voluntary muscles"
   

voluntary的用法和样例：

例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

1. He made a voluntary statement to the police.
   他自愿为警方作供。
2. Many social services are still provided by voluntary societies in our city.
   在我们的城市，许多社会服务仍然是有志愿团体提供的。
3. We rely entirely on voluntary contribution.
   我们全靠自愿捐赠。
4. She's very taken up with voluntary work at the moment.
   她目前大部分时间和精力都用在志愿工作上了。
5. Although I'm retired, voluntary work keeps me in the swim (of things).
   我虽已退休，但仍做些义务工作，以便了解当前的情势。
6. The organization is run on a voluntary basis.
   这个组织是由志愿人员管理的.

词汇搭配

用作形容词 (adj.)

～+名词

• voluntary army 志愿军
• voluntary labor 义务劳动
• voluntary service 自愿服务

经典引文

• Were faith not voluntary, it could not be praised.

  出自： J. Ruskin

voluntary的相关资料：

近反义词

【近义词】

• free
• purposeful
• willing

【反义词】

• forced
• unwilling