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['volënterëli] adv. me dashje, vullnetarisht● voluntary ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri] adj.,n. -adj 1. i vullnetshëm; me dashje; jo i detyruar; voluntary manslaughter vrasje me dashje. 2. vullnetar, pa pagesë; voluntary help punë vullnetare. 3. fakultativ, me dëshirë (frekuentim)● voluntary agency/body ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri 'eixhënsi/'bodi] n. agjenci/organizatë mbi baza vullnetare● voluntary hospital ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri 'hospitël] n. amer.mjek. spital i asistencës publike● voluntary organization ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri o:gënai'zeishën] n. organizatë mbi baza vullnetare● voluntary school ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri sku:l] n. Br. shkollë e lirë● voluntary work ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri wë:k] n. punë vullnetare● voluntary worker ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri wë:kë:(r)] n. punonjës vullnetar/papagesë● volunteer [volën'tië:] n., adj.,v. -n. usht., adm. vullnetar / - adj. vullnetar; vullnetarësh. ? the Volunteer State shteti Tenesi /-v 1. jap vullnetarisht; volunteer information jap të dhëna vullnetarisht. 2. usht. dal vullnetar; volunteer for sth dal vullnetar për diçka* * *vullnetarisht -
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● the Volunteer State shteti Tenesi /-v 1. jap vullnetarisht; volunteer information jap të dhëna vullnetarisht. 2. usht. dal vullnetar; volunteer for sth dal vullnetar për diçka● voluntarily ['volënterëli] adv. me dashje, vullnetarisht● voluntary ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri] adj.,n. -adj 1. i vullnetshëm; me dashje; jo i detyruar; voluntary manslaughter vrasje me dashje. 2. vullnetar, pa pagesë; voluntary help punë vullnetare. 3. fakultativ, me dëshirë (frekuentim)● voluntary agency/body ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri 'eixhënsi/'bodi] n. agjenci/organizatë mbi baza vullnetare● voluntary hospital ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri 'hospitël] n. amer.mjek. spital i asistencës publike● voluntary organization ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri o:gënai'zeishën] n. organizatë mbi baza vullnetare● voluntary school ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri sku:l] n. Br. shkollë e lirë● voluntary work ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri wë:k] n. punë vullnetare● voluntary worker ['volëntëri/ 'volëntri wë:kë:(r)] n. punonjës vullnetar/papagesë* * *vulnetar
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