void
🇺🇸
/vɔɪd/
🇬🇧
/vɔɪd/
noun
R
a big empty space
He looked into the dark void and saw nothing.
他凝视着黑暗的虚空，什么也没看到。
R
a sad empty feeling when someone or something is gone
After her friend moved away, she felt a deep void in her life.
朋友搬走后，她感到生活中有一个深深的空虚。
adjective
R
having nothing of something
The desert is void of water.
沙漠中完全没有水。
R
not legal or correct
The contract became void when they broke the rules.
当他们违反规则时，合同就失效了。
R
empty
The old house had many void rooms.
老房子里有很多空房间。
verb
R
to make something not legal anymore
The court will void the agreement if it's unfair.
如果协议不公平，法院将宣布其无效。
R
to pass waste from the body
Patients need to void before the medical test.
患者在医疗检查前需要排尿。
translation
虚空, 空虚感
缺乏, 无效的, 空的
使无效, 排泄
词形变化
3rd Present
voids
Progressive
voiding
Past
voided
Plural
voids
Perfect
voided
Comparative
voider
Superlative
voidest