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vol·un·tary AW BrE /ˈvɒləntri/NAmE /ˈvɑːlənteri/ adjectivedone willingly, not because you are forced 自愿的；志愿的；主动的；自告奋勇的◆a voluntary agreement 自愿协议◆Attendance on the course is purely voluntary. 听这门课纯粹是自愿的。◆to pay voluntary contributions into a pension fund 自愿向退休基金交款◆(BrE) He took voluntary redundancy. 他选择了自愿裁汰。 OPP compulsory [usually before noun] (of work 工作) done by people who choose to do it without being paid 自愿性的；无偿的；义务性的◆I do some voluntary work at the local hospital. 我在当地医院从事一些义务性工作。◆She works there on a voluntary basis. 她自愿在那里无偿工作。◆voluntary services/bodies/agencies/organizations (= organized, controlled or supported by people who choose to do this and are usually not paid) 义务性服务/团体/机构/组织◆the voluntary sector (= organizations which are set up to help people and which do not make a profit, for example charities) 非营利机构 administrative, freelance, managerial, manual, part-time, seasonal, skilled, temporary, voluntary, work [only before noun] (of a person 人) doing a job without wanting to be paid for it 自愿的；志愿的；义务的；自发的◆a voluntary worker 志愿工作者(specialist) (of movements of the body 人体活动) that you can control 随意的；可以控制的 OPP involuntary vol·un·tary AW BrE /ˈvɒləntri/NAmE /ˈvɑːlənteri/ noun (vol·un·taries) a piece of music played before, during or after a church service, usually on an organ 仪式终始曲，即兴曲（通常用风琴在教堂礼拜仪式前后或期间演奏） |