void

形容词

1. 1

   无效的、作废的法律

   The contract is void because one party was under age.

   这份合约无效，因为其中一方未成年。

2. 2

   空的、空无一物的

   They stared into the void space where the building once stood.

   他们望著那栋建筑原本所在的空荡空间。

3. 3

   缺乏、毫无正式；void of

   His reply was void of any real emotion.

   他的回答毫无真情实感。

名词

1. 1

   空虚感、失落感

   Her death left a void that nothing could fill.

   她的离世留下了一种无法填补的空虚。

2. 2

   虚空、空间、空隙

   The climber looked down into the dark void below.

   攀登者往下望向底下那片黑暗的虚空。

3. 3

   空缺、真空

   His resignation created a power void in the party.

   他的辞职在党内造成了权力真空。

动词

1. 1

   使无效、撤销、作废法律

   The court voided the agreement after reviewing the evidence.

   法院审视证据后宣告该协议无效。

2. 2

   排空、排出医学

   Patients are asked to void before the scan begins.

   病人在检查开始前必须先排空膀胱。

片语

1. 1

   无效、不具法律效力法律；null and void

   The old lease became null and void last month.

   那份旧租约上个月起就完全失效了。

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