voluntary in Chinese
voluntary in Chinese is 故意, 免費 — voluntary means done by choice, not because of an obligation or force.
voluntary in Chinese
故意
Pronounced: gù yì
Done by design or intention; intentional.
免費
Pronounced: miǎn fèi
Working or done without payment.
What does "voluntary" mean?
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adjective Done by choice, not because of an obligation or force.
"Joining the book club is entirely voluntary, so nobody has to stay if they get bored."
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adjective Unpaid, especially describing work done for a good cause.
"He spends his weekends doing voluntary work at the food bank."
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voluntary in a sentence
- Joining the book club is entirely voluntary, so nobody has to stay if they get bored.
- Attendance at the workshop is voluntary.
- He spends his weekends doing voluntary work at the food bank.
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What is "voluntary" in Chinese?
"voluntary" in Chinese is 故意, 免費. voluntary means: Done by choice, not because of an obligation or force.
How do you pronounce 故意?
"voluntary" in Chinese is 故意, pronounced "gù yì".
How do you use "voluntary" in a sentence?
Example: "Joining the book club is entirely voluntary, so nobody has to stay if they get bored." In Chinese, "voluntary" is 故意, 免費.
Are there other ways to say "voluntary" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "voluntary": 故意, 免費.
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