Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Volunteer"

A: people who volunteer to help with an event that ends up earning a lot of money, should be paid for their work

A: To be someone who uses his own intelligence without being asked.

A: In case you need a translation:
И волонтёры из твоей группы не станут воспринимать тебя как нечто само собой разумеющееся, они сделают всё возможное, чтобы использовать твои таланты/умения для достижения главной цели программы.

A: almost everything, you can volunteer to help students, to organize sth (like in this case), to help with any stuff.

if you say you are a volunteer you dont say what you are doing as a volunteer.

i dont know if you know "the Hunger games" but there's a scene, where someone says "i volunteer as a tribut" , if you know this movie it might help you as well

A: I’m a volunteer at an animal shelter.

I volunteer at an animal shelter.

My company requires 10 hours of volunteer work a year.

The teacher asked for someone to read a paragraph from the textbook. No one else wanted to do it, so I volunteered.

The police questioned the suspect’s boyfriend, but he was unwilling to volunteer any information about her whereabouts.

I just found out that my mom volunteered me to petsit for the Johnsons this weekend. I wish she would’ve asked me first!

A: The students did volunteer work after school.

For volunteer work, they helped sort library books.

The community benefits from the volunteer work.

A: We need students to volunteer Saturday from 9 to 5.

Most of our staff volunteer here during their free time.

We will volunteer at the homeless shelter during the winter months.

A: I want to become a volunteer in Red Cross because helping the sick is my passion.

A: I volunteer at the museum.

Would anyone like to volunteer to answer the question?

"Maybe we could go that way." She volunteered.

The last volunteer walked in.

Do we have a volunteer?

A: volunteer work, is the kind of work where you do not expect to get paid.

I do volunteer work for UNICEF.

I do volunteer work for our school.

Outreach means you are doing something for a group of people (some form of service, like medical checkups or academic services) that is usually not available to them at any given day.

A: Both are the same. Work would mean that you do it more often then an activity.

A: Volunteer é voluntário. Uma pessoa que trabalha sem receber nada em troca. Normalmente para o bem da comunindade.

Intern é estagiário. Um aprendiz, normalmente um estudante, que pode ou não receber por seu trabalho. Mas está lá pra aprender as funções do ofício.

A: I participated as a volunteer is correct.

A: None.

A: I’m a volunteer at Tokyo Games. The reason why I applied is that I would like to entertain and encourage entertaining people from overseas, but in this situation, the game will be completely different from what I imagined. I’ll just do my best.

A: I was accepted as a volunteer for the torch relay in a ward of Tokyo for the 2020 games. Unfortunately, people are not excited about the games, and I wonder if we could even hold them. Many of us think the government should consider their priorities

I don’t really understand what
“Many of us think we have prioritize matter” means but I assume you mean that the people think that the government should not prioritize the Tokyo games

A: waiting until enough of the volunteers have been exposed to the virus through their daily lives .

this would be better . it would mostly depend on the first part of the sentence. Both make sense but hard to choose without the rest of the sentence.

A: either way would be fine, as long as volunteer work has to do with many kinds of volunteering, then you can use experiences for plurality

A: ヴォランティアが必要です

A: @42piratas people don't really say "line of activities." "Line of work" is most commonly used. (And it should be "in this line of work." Not "on this line of work")

A: He has been volunteering for children since he started university.

A: The only thing to change is "in" --> "on" other than that you are correct 👍👌

A: Yes, you would say are. Were would indicate that the company is no longer recruiting.

A: I would phrase it like this:

I developed my my language skills through my volunteer activities. I learned so many things about Korea and also made new friendships.