0 sb who offers to do sth -- volontaire [ masculine-feminine ]
1 sb who works without pay in order to help -- bénévole [ masculine-feminine ]
2 to offer to do sth -- se porter volontaire
3 to join the armed forces by choice -- s’engager comme volontaire
He volunteered for the army. Il s’est engagé comme volontaire dans l’armée.
4 to offer oneself for a particular task, of one’s own free will (often without being paid for such work) -- se porter volontaire
5 to offer (eg an opinion, information etc) -- offrir
Two or three people volunteered suggestions.
6 a person who offers to do, or does, something (especially who joins the army) of his own free will -- volontaire
That would significantly enhance the possibility of young people participating in volunteer work programmes, exchange programmes and youth organisation work.
In our calculations, when we award projects, we take volunteer work into consideration as part of the contribution in kind.
Let us look again at this aspect and make a much greater effort to cut the cost per volunteer so that more people can take up this opportunity.
Volunteering needs financial and political support from all interested parties: non-government organisations, governments, administrative bodies of both national and local government, and businesses.
As has been said, volunteering boosts skill acquisition and improves employability of a volunteer.
Such understanding of voluntary activity also means that the volunteer, who is often also a benefactor, must not suffer any material penalty when helping others and offering them gifts.
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自願參加者,(尤指幫助別人的)志願者, 自願做, 無償做…
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自愿参加者,(尤指帮助别人的)志愿者, 自愿做, 无偿做…
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ofrecerse voluntario para, voluntario, -a…
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進んで引き受ける, ボランティア…
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gönüllü yapmak/olmak, orduya gönüllü kaydolmak/katılmak, istenilmeden bilgi vermek…
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oferir-se voluntari per a, voluntari, -ària…
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يَتَطَوَّع, مُتَطَوِّع…
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