willing
Everyone who participated did so willingly.
One thing is certain - she won't resign willingly.有一点是肯定的——她不会心甘情愿地辞职。
I would willingly give my life for that of my child.

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willingly | American Dictionary

willingly
adverb
us/ˈwɪl·ɪŋ·li/
readily and enthusiastically:
I willingly babysit for my granddaughter.

Examples of willingly

willingly
The ethnic name is the designation an individual willingly recognizes within the community as a form of address.
I am most grateful to the children and their parents who so willingly participated in this study.
To remain loyal to his class, the organic intellectual must willingly forfeit the economic and social advantages of becoming one of the ruling class's auxiliaries.
When the president's party likes the outcome of the legislative impasse, presidents willingly go down to defeat.
There has, however, been a strong reluctance to admit that imperialists might have willingly and regularly engaged in the process of cultural interaction and hybridisation.
Bioethics should submit to the same demands willingly, making itself evidence based.
For all these reasons the consumer willingly engages an agent.
But de-personalized consumerism gives way, in disturbingly direct fashion, to that which our latter-day lotus-eaters would most willingly forget.
If ' help ' were willingly forthcoming from friends and the community, there would be no requirement for the state to intervene.
Many people have given willingly of their time to make this study possible.
Most of all we extend our thanks to the parents and children who willingly allowed us into their homes and were so cooperative.
In this case, the young 0 couple happily agree to the arrangement and co-operate willingly.
It can be biased, willingly or unintentionally, or even fabricated.
To participate willingly in discussion about training is one thing, to be overridden on the training needs of one's personal assistants is potentially infantilising.
We swear therefore, with every court official and domainal lord, to enhance the imperial ancestors' great achievement, by willingly enduring difficulties.
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