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1 voluntary
'voləntəri, ]( American) volən'teri1) (done, given etc by choice, not by accident or because of being forced (often without pay): Their action was completely voluntary - nobody asked them to do that.) voluntario2) (run, financed etc by such actions, contributions etc: He does a lot of work for a voluntary organization.) benéfico•voluntary adj voluntariois national service voluntary or obligatory? el servicio militar ¿es voluntario u obligatorio?tr['vɒləntərɪ]1 voluntario,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto take voluntary redundancy acogerse al despido voluntariovoluntary organization organización nombre femenino benéficavoluntary society sociedad nombre femenino benéficavoluntary work obras nombre femenino plural benéficasvoluntary helper/worker voluntario,-avoluntary ['vɑlən.tɛri] adj: voluntario♦ voluntarily [.vɑlən'tɛrəli] advadj.• voluntario, -a adj.n.• solo de órgano s.m.'vɑːlənteri, 'vɒləntri1) ( unforced) voluntariovoluntary redundancy — (BrE) baja f incentivada
2) ( unpaid) < work> voluntario; < organization> de beneficencia['vɒlǝntǝrɪ]voluntary worker — voluntario, -ria m,f
1. ADJ1) (=not compulsory) [contribution, attendance, scheme] voluntario2) (=unpaid) [work, helper] voluntario3) (=charitable) [organization] voluntario2.N (Mus) solo m musical3.CPDvoluntary euthanasia N — eutanasia f voluntaria
voluntary hospital N — (US) hospital m benéfico
voluntary liquidation N — (Comm, Econ) liquidación f voluntaria, disolución f
to go into voluntary liquidation — entrar en liquidación voluntaria, disolverse voluntariamente
voluntary manslaughter N — (US) (Jur) homicidio m con circunstancias atenuantes
voluntary helper N — voluntario(-a) m / f
voluntary layoff (US) N — retiro m voluntario, baja f voluntaria (Sp)
voluntary organization N — organización f voluntaria
voluntary redundancy N — retiro m voluntario, baja f voluntaria (Sp)
to take voluntary redundancy — tomar el retiro voluntario, coger la baja voluntaria (Sp)
voluntary repatriation N — repatriación f voluntaria
voluntary school N — (Brit) ≈ colegio m concertado
Voluntary Service Overseas N — (Brit) Servicio m de Voluntarios en el Extranjero
voluntary work N — trabajo m voluntario
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to do voluntary work — trabajar como voluntario(-a)voluntary worker N — voluntario(-a) m / f
* * *['vɑːlənteri, 'vɒləntri]1) ( unforced) voluntariovoluntary redundancy — (BrE) baja f incentivada
2) ( unpaid) < work> voluntario; < organization> de beneficenciavoluntary worker — voluntario, -ria m,f
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2 volunteer
volən'tiə
1. verb1) (to offer oneself for a particular task, of one's own free will (often without being paid for such work): He volunteered to act as messenger; She volunteered for the dangerous job.) ofrecerse voluntario2) (to offer (eg an opinion, information etc): Two or three people volunteered suggestions.) ofrecer, facilitar
2. noun(a person who offers to do, or does, something (especially who joins the army) of his own free will: If we can get enough volunteers we shall not force people to join the Army.) voluntariovolunteer1 n voluntariowe need some volunteers to test the new medicine necesitamos voluntarios para testar el nuevo medicamentovolunteer2 vb ofrecer / ofrecersetr[vɒlən'tɪəSMALLr/SMALL]1 voluntario,-a1 ofrecer■ to volunteer information/a statement facilitar información/una declaración1 ofrecerse ( for, para)2 SMALLMILITARY/SMALL alistarse como voluntario,-a ( for, en)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLvolunteer army ejército de voluntariosvolunteer [.vɑlən'tɪr] vt: ofrecer, darto volunteer one's assistance: ofrecer la ayudavolunteer vi: ofrecerse, alistarse como voluntario: voluntario m, -ria fv.• alistarse como voluntario v.• ofrecer v.• permitirse hacer v.• presentarse voluntario v.adj.• benévolo, -a adj.• de voluntario adj.• voluntario, -a adj.n.• voluntario s.m.'vɑːlən'tɪr, ˌvɒlən'tɪər
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noun voluntario, -ria m,f; (before n) < organization> de voluntarios
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transitive verb ofrecer*to volunteer one's services — ofrecer* sus (or mis etc) servicios
Harry's gone, she volunteered — -Harry se ha ido -dijo sin que nadie se lo hubiera preguntado
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vi ofrecerse*to volunteer to + INF — ofrecerse* a + inf
[ˌvɒlǝn'tɪǝ(r)]he volunteered for the navy — ( Mil) se alistó como voluntario en la marina
1.N (gen) voluntario(-a) m / f2.ADJ [forces] voluntario, de voluntarios; [helper] voluntario3. VT1) (=offer) [+ one's help, services] ofrecer; [+ remark, suggestion] hacer; [+ information] dar2) (=put forward)*4.VI (for a task) ofrecerse; (for the army) alistarse como voluntariohe wasn't forced to, he volunteered — nadie le obligó a ello, se ofreció libremente
* * *['vɑːlən'tɪr, ˌvɒlən'tɪər]
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noun voluntario, -ria m,f; (before n) < organization> de voluntarios
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transitive verb ofrecer*to volunteer one's services — ofrecer* sus (or mis etc) servicios
Harry's gone, she volunteered — -Harry se ha ido -dijo sin que nadie se lo hubiera preguntado
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vi ofrecerse*to volunteer to + INF — ofrecerse* a + inf
he volunteered for the navy — ( Mil) se alistó como voluntario en la marina
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