volunteer in Irish
volunteer in Irish is óglach — volunteer means someone who offers to do a task, often unpaid, without being forced to.
volunteer in Irish
óglach
(military) One who enters into military service voluntarily (but who, when in service, is subject to discipline and regulations like other soldiers), as opposed to a conscript.
What does "volunteer" mean?
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noun Someone who offers to do a task, often unpaid, without being forced to.
"We need a volunteer to hand out the leaflets at the school fair."
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verb To offer to do something without being asked or paid.
"When the teacher asked for help, Mia volunteered to carry the boxes."
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volunteer in a sentence
- We need a volunteer to hand out the leaflets at the school fair.
- The shelter relies almost entirely on volunteers.
- When the teacher asked for help, Mia volunteered to carry the boxes.
- He volunteered to stay late and finish the report.
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What is "volunteer" in Irish?
"volunteer" in Irish is óglach. volunteer means: Someone who offers to do a task, often unpaid, without being forced to.
How do you use "volunteer" in a sentence?
Example: "We need a volunteer to hand out the leaflets at the school fair." In Irish, "volunteer" is óglach.
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