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volunteer [‚vɒlən'tɪə(r)]1 noun∎ can I have a volunteer from the audience? y a-t-il une personne dans la salle qui voudrait bien venir sur scène?(b) (unpaid worker) bénévole mf(a) (army, group) de volontaires(b) (work, worker) bénévole(a) (advice, information, statement) donner ou fournir spontanément; (help, services) donner ou proposer volontairement;∎ he volunteered his services as a guide il s'est offert ou s'est proposé comme guide;∎ to volunteer to do sth se proposer pour ou offrir de faire qch∎ "I saw them yesterday", she volunteered "je les ai vus hier", dit-elle spontanément;∎ she seemed unwilling to volunteer anything more than this elle n'avait pas l'air de vouloir en dire plus∎ to volunteer for extra work/guard duty se porter volontaire pour (faire) du travail supplémentaire/pour être de garde;∎ why not volunteer for the Marines? pourquoi ne pas vous engager comme volontaire dans la marine?►► the Volunteer State = surnom donné au Tennessee -
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volunteer [‚vɒlənˈtɪər]1. nouna. ( = person volunteering) volontaire mfb. ( = unpaid worker) bénévole mf[+ information] fournir (spontanément)4. compounds► Volunteers in Service to America noun organisme américain chargé de l'aide aux personnes défavorisées* * *[ˌvɒlən'tɪə(r)] 1.1) gen, Military volontaire mf2) ( unpaid worker) bénévole mf2.noun modifier1) ( unpaid) [ driver, fire brigade, helper, work] bénévole3.transitive verb1) ( offer) offrirto volunteer to do — offrir de faire, se porter volontaire pour faire
2) ( divulge) fournir [quelque chose] spontanément4.‘it was me,’ he volunteered — ‘c'était moi,’ dit-il de lui-même
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A n2 ( unpaid worker) bénévole mf.B modif1 ( unpaid) [driver, fire brigade, helper, work] bénévole ;2 Mil [force, division] de volontaires.C vtr1 ( offer willingly) offrir [help, advice] ; to volunteer to do offrir de faire, se porter volontaire pour faire ;2 ( divulge willingly) fournir [qch] spontanément [information, explanation] ; ‘it was me,’ he volunteered ‘c'était moi,’ dit-il de lui-même.D vi1 gen se porter volontaire (for pour) ;2 Mil s'engager comme volontaire ; to volunteer for military service/the army s'engager (comme volontaire) pour le service militaire/dans l'armée. -
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1.1) [travailleur] volontaire/bénévole2) Mil. engagé volontaire2.to volunteer se porter volontaire; offrir spontanément deEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > volunteer
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[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.) se porter volontaire2) (to offer (eg an opinion, information etc): Two or three people volunteered suggestions.) offrir2. 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.) volontaire -
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(unpaid helper)bénévole;(unsolicited intervenor)volontaire -
7 volunteer ambulance brigade
corps m d'ambulanciers auxiliairesEnglish-French legislative terms > volunteer ambulance brigade
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10 volunteer firefighter
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11 volunteer medical
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12 emergency, volunteer
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13 municipal, volunteer, ambulance, brigade
corps m municipal d'ambulanciers auxiliairesEnglish-French legislative terms > municipal, volunteer, ambulance, brigade
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14 municipal, volunteer, fire, brigade
corps m municipal de pompiers auxiliairesEnglish-French legislative terms > municipal, volunteer, fire, brigade
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cinhuechtli:Maïs sauvage.Angl., volunteer maize. Décrit dans Sah11,282. -
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1) ( step forward) s'avancer2) ( volunteer) se présenterto come forward with — présenter [proof]; offrir [help, money, suggestions]
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eager [ˈi:gər][person, buyer] empressé ; [volunteer] enthousiaste• to be eager for [+ happiness, power, fame] rechercher avidement ; [+ affection, information] être avide de ; [+ vengeance, knowledge] avoir soif de• to be eager to do sth ( = keen) désirer vivement faire qch ; ( = impatient) être impatient de faire qch• she is eager to please ( = be helpful) elle ne demande qu'à rendre service* * *['iːgə(r)]adjective [person, acceptance] enthousiaste; [face] où se lit l'enthousiasme; [anticipation] impatient; [student] plein d'enthousiasmeeager to do — ( keen) désireux/-euse de faire; ( impatient) pressé de faire
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19 nobly
nobly [ˈnəʊblɪ]a. noblementb. ( = selflessly) [volunteer, offer] (inf) généreusement* * *['nəʊblɪ]adverb gen noblement; ( selflessly) généreusement -
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offer [ˈɒfər]1. nounoffre f• make me an offer! faites-moi une offre !• £50 or nearest offer (in advertisement) 50 livres, à débattreoffrir ; [+ opinion] émettre* * *['ɒfə(r)], US ['ɔːf-] 1.1) ( proposition) gen, Finance offre f ( to do de faire)that's my final ou best offer — c'est mon dernier mot
or near(est) offer — ( in property ad) à débattre
offers in the region of £80,000 — prix 80000 livres, à débattre
3) ( available)the goods/cases on offer were dear — les marchandises/valises en vente étaient chères
2.there's a lot/nothing on offer — il y a beaucoup/peu de choix
transitive verb1) ( proffer) donner [advice, explanation, information, friendship]; offrir [cigarette, help, job, reward, suggestion, support]; émettre [opinion]; faire [reduction]; proposer [service]; accorder [discount]to offer somebody something, to offer something to somebody — offrir quelque chose à quelqu'un
2) ( provide) offrir [facilities, advantages, guarantee, resistance]; donner [insight]3) ( possess) posséder [language]; avoir [experience]4) ( sell) offrir [goods]5) ( present) présenter3.intransitive verb ( volunteer) se proposer4.to offer oneself — se proposer ( for pour)
to offer itself — [opportunity] se présenter
Phrasal Verbs:- offer up
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