英语词汇“voluntarily”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

vol•un•tar•y adj.

done, made, brought about, or performed through or by one's will or one's own free choice:a voluntary contribution.
controlled by the will:voluntary muscle movements.
done by or made up of volunteers:voluntary workers; voluntary hospitals.
Law
- acting or done without being forced.
- done by intention and not by accident:voluntary manslaughter.

vol•un•tar•i•ly adv. See -vol-.

vol•un•tar•y adj., n., pl. -tar•ies.
adj.

done, made, brought about, undertaken, etc., of one's own accord or by free choice:a voluntary contribution.
of, pertaining to, or acting in accord with the will:voluntary cooperation.
of, pertaining to, or depending on voluntary action:voluntary hospitals.
Law
- acting or done without compulsion or obligation.
- done by intention, and not by accident:voluntary manslaughter.
- made without valuable consideration:a voluntary settlement.
Physiologysubject to or controlled by the will.
having the power of willing or choosing:a voluntary agent.
proceeding from a natural impulse; spontaneous:voluntary laughter.

something done voluntarily.
Music and Dancea piece of music, frequently spontaneous and improvised, performed as a prelude to a larger work, esp. a piece of organ music performed before, during, or after an office of the church.

Latin voluntārius, equivalent. to volunt(ās) willingness, inclination (ultimately representing a formation with -tās -ty² on the present participle of velle to want, wish; see will¹, -ent) + -ārius -ary
Middle English 1350–1400

vol•un•tar•i•ly adv. vol′un•tar′i•ness, n.

1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged considered, purposeful, planned, intended, designed. See deliberate.
7.See corresponding entry in Unabridged free, unforced, natural, unconstrained. Voluntary, spontaneous agree in applying to something that is a natural outgrowth or natural expression arising from circumstances and conditions. Voluntary implies having given previous consideration, or having exercised judgment:a voluntary confession; a voluntary movement; The offer was a voluntary one.Something that is spontaneous arises as if by itself from the nature of the circumstances or condition:spontaneous applause, combustion, expression of admiration.

单词	voluntarily
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 vol•un•tar•y /ˈvɑlənˌtɛri/USA pronunciation adj. done, made, brought about, or performed through or by one's will or one's own free choice:a voluntary contribution. controlled by the will:voluntary muscle movements. done by or made up of volunteers:voluntary workers; voluntary hospitals. Law acting or done without being forced. done by intention and not by accident:voluntary manslaughter. vol•un•tar•i•ly /ˌvɑlənˈtɛrəli, ˈvɑlənˌtɛr-/USA pronunciation adv. See -vol-. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 vol•un•tar•y (vol′ən ter′ē),USA pronunciation adj., n., pl. -tar•ies. adj. done, made, brought about, undertaken, etc., of one's own accord or by free choice:a voluntary contribution. of, pertaining to, or acting in accord with the will:voluntary cooperation. of, pertaining to, or depending on voluntary action:voluntary hospitals. Law acting or done without compulsion or obligation. done by intention, and not by accident:voluntary manslaughter. made without valuable consideration:a voluntary settlement. Physiologysubject to or controlled by the will. having the power of willing or choosing:a voluntary agent. proceeding from a natural impulse; spontaneous:voluntary laughter. n. something done voluntarily. Music and Dancea piece of music, frequently spontaneous and improvised, performed as a prelude to a larger work, esp. a piece of organ music performed before, during, or after an office of the church. Latin voluntārius, equivalent. to volunt(ās) willingness, inclination (ultimately representing a formation with -tās -ty² on the present participle of velle to want, wish; see will¹, -ent) + -ārius -ary Middle English 1350–1400 vol•un•tar•i•ly (vol′ən târ′ə lē, vol′ən ter′-),USA pronunciation adv. vol′un•tar′i•ness, n. 1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged considered, purposeful, planned, intended, designed. See deliberate. 7.See corresponding entry in Unabridged free, unforced, natural, unconstrained. Voluntary, spontaneous agree in applying to something that is a natural outgrowth or natural expression arising from circumstances and conditions. Voluntary implies having given previous consideration, or having exercised judgment:a voluntary confession; a voluntary movement; The offer was a voluntary one.Something that is spontaneous arises as if by itself from the nature of the circumstances or condition:spontaneous applause, combustion, expression of admiration.
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