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volunteer

/ˌvɒl.ənˈtɪər/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne qui s'engage à faire quelque chose de son plein gré, sans rémunération ni contrainte, ou une action réalisée de manière bénévole et spontanée., Personne qui offre spontanément de faire quelque chose, en particulier un travail caritatif ou d'intérêt général, sans être rémunérée ni contrainte., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de proposer de faire quelque chose sans y être forcé ni rémunéré, ou de fournir volontairement des informations ou de l'aide.

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adjective

/ˌvɒl.ənˈtɪər/B1formal
  • frQualifie une personne qui s'engage à faire quelque chose de son plein gré, sans rémunération ni contrainte, ou une action réalisée de manière bénévole et spontanée.

Describes a person who freely offers to do something without being paid or forced.

  1. Unpaid workB1formal

    Relating to work done without payment, typically for a charitable or community purpose.

    frbénévole (travail non rémunéré)

    • She took on a volunteer position at the local hospital.
    • The organization relies on volunteer workers for its events.
    • He joined a volunteer program to teach children in rural areas.

    Synonymescharitablepro bonounpaidunsalariedvoluntary

    Antonymespaid

  2. Willing or unforcedB1formal

    Done or given by choice, without being forced or paid.

    frvolontaire, fait de son plein gré

    • The volunteer contributions from the community were generous.
    • They offered volunteer assistance to clean up the park.
    • Her volunteer efforts were recognized with an award.

    Synonymesdiscretionaryfreewilloptionalunforcedvoluntarywilling

    Antonymesforcedmandatoryobliged

Formes
  • more volunteer comparative form
  • most volunteer superlative form
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noun

/ˌvɒl.ənˈtɪər/B1formal
  • frPersonne qui offre spontanément de faire quelque chose, en particulier un travail caritatif ou d'intérêt général, sans être rémunérée ni contrainte.

A noun referring to a person who freely offers to do something, especially charitable or community work, without being paid or forced.

  1. Person offering serviceA2formal

    A person who freely offers to do something without being paid or forced.

    frBénévole

    • She works as a volunteer at the local animal shelter.
    • The volunteers helped clean up the park after the storm.
    • He signed up to be a volunteer for the charity event.

    Synonymesaltruistgood samaritanunpaid worker

    Antonymesconscriptdrafteemercenary

  2. B1formal

    A person who enlists for military service voluntarily, not by conscription.

    frEngagé volontaire

    • He joined the army as a volunteer during the war.
    • The volunteers were trained for special missions.
    • Many volunteers served in the medical corps.

    Synonymesenlisted manenlistee

    Antonymesconscriptdraftee

Formes
  • volunteers plural form
  • volunteers' possessive plural form
  • volunteer's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˌvɒl.ənˈtɪər/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de proposer de faire quelque chose sans y être forcé ni rémunéré, ou de fournir volontairement des informations ou de l'aide.

A verb used to indicate the act of offering to do something without being forced or paid, or to freely offer information or help.

  1. B1formal

    To freely offer to do something without being forced or paid.

    frProposer de faire quelque chose

    • She volunteered to help clean up the park.
    • He volunteered his time at the local shelter.
    • Many people volunteered to assist during the disaster.

    Synonymescome forwardofferprofferstep forwardtender

    Antonymesdeclinerefuse

  2. Offer informationB2formal

    To offer or give information, an opinion, or a suggestion without being asked.

    froffrir spontanément (une information)

    • He volunteered an answer before the teacher called on him.
    • She volunteered her opinion on the new policy.
    • No one volunteered any information about the incident.

    Synonymescontributeofferprofferprovidesuggesttender

Formes
  • volunteered past participle
  • volunteered past simple
  • volunteering present participle
  • volunteers third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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