involuntary

adjective

UK /ɪnˈvɒlənt(ə)ri/

1
an involuntary movement, sound, or reaction is made suddenly and in a way that you cannot control
an involuntary gasp/shiver/twitch
Synonyms and related words
Not planned
random
arbitrary
spontaneous
2
happening or done without being intended
involuntary manslaughter
Synonyms and related words
Not planned
random
arbitrary
spontaneous
3
biologyrelating to processes in your body such as digestion that you are not conscious of controlling but which are controlled automatically by the brain
Synonyms and related words
Biological processes
absorption
adaptation
aerobic respiration

单词	involuntary
释义	involuntary adjective UK /ɪnˈvɒlənt(ə)ri/ Other entries for this word involuntary manslaughter noun DEFINITIONS3 1 an involuntary movement, sound, or reaction is made suddenly and in a way that you cannot control an involuntary gasp/shiver/twitch Synonyms and related words Not planned random arbitrary spontaneous 2 happening or done without being intended involuntary manslaughter Synonyms and related words Not planned random arbitrary spontaneous 3 biologyrelating to processes in your body such as digestion that you are not conscious of controlling but which are controlled automatically by the brain Synonyms and related words Biological processes absorption adaptation aerobic respiration derived word involuntarily adverb Synonyms and related words Not planned random arbitrary spontaneous involuntary adjective US /ɪnˈvɑlənˌteri/ Other entries for this word involuntary manslaughter noun DEFINITIONS2 1 an involuntary movement, sound, or reaction is made suddenly and in a way that you cannot control an involuntary gasp/shiver/twitch Synonyms and related words Not planned random arbitrary spontaneous 2 happening or done without being intended involuntary manslaughter Synonyms and related words Not planned random arbitrary spontaneous derived word involuntarily adverb Synonyms and related words Not planned random arbitrary spontaneous
随便看	withstand withstood with that, someone does something with the best of them with the best will in the world with the exception of with time with time to spare with your bare hands with your eyes shut/closed with your eyes (wide) open (with) your heart in your mouth with your nose in the air with your nose to the grindstone with your own fair hands with your tail between your legs with (your) tongue in (your) cheek with/without distinction witless witness witness box witness stand witness summons witness to witter