void
US: /ˈvɔɪd/
UK: /vˈɔɪd/
UK: /vˈɔɪd/
English Vietnamese dictionary
void /vɔid/
- tính từ
- trống, bỏ không, trống rỗng, khuyết
- a void space: một khoảng trống
- a void post: một chức vị khuyết
- không có người ở; không có người thuê (nhà)
- không có
- void of sense: không có nghĩa lý gì
- (thơ ca); (văn học) vô ích, vô dụng
- (pháp lý) không có hiệu lực, không có giá trị
- to make void: huỷ bỏ
- to consider something as null and void: coi cái gì như không còn giá trị
- trống, bỏ không, trống rỗng, khuyết
- danh từ
- chỗ trống, khoảng không
- to fill the void: lấp chỗ trống
- to disappear into the void: biến mất vào khoảng không
- (nghĩa bóng) sự trống rỗng, nỗi thiếu thốn (trong tâm hồn, trong lòng); nỗi thương tiếc
- his death has left a void: ông ấy chết đi để lại nỗi thương tiếc cho mọi người
- (pháp lý) nhà bỏ không
- chỗ trống, khoảng không
- ngoại động từ
- (pháp lý) làm cho mất hiệu lực, làm cho mất giá trị
- (y học) bài tiết
- (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) lìa bỏ, rời bỏ (nơi nào)
Advanced English dictionary
noun, adjective, verb
+ noun [usually sing.] (formal or literary) a large empty space: Below him was nothing but a black void. + (figurative) The void left by his mother's death was never filled. + She sat staring into the void, emptying her mind of all thoughts.
+ adjective
1 ~ of sth (formal) completely lacking sth
Synonym: DEVOID
The sky was void of stars.
2 (law) (of a contract, an agreement etc.) not valid or legal: The agreement was declared void.
3 (formal) empty: void spaces
Idioms see NULL
+ verb [VN]
1 (law) to state officially that sth is no longer valid
Synonym: NULLIFY
2 (formal) to empty waste matter from the BLADDER or bowels
Thesaurus dictionary
adj.
1 null and void, invalid, not (legally) binding, inoperative, unenforceable, ineffectual, futile, ineffective, vain, unavailing, idle, useless, pointless, bootless:
Owing to irregularities, the election was declared void. If a card is turned face-up, the deal is void.
2 empty, vacant, unoccupied, unused, unutilized, unfilled, blank, clear; deserted:
It is up to the council to appoint new members as places become void.
3 void of. devoid of, without, lacking, destitute of:
The man was utterly void of imagination. In a minute, the room was void of people.
n.
4 emptiness, vacantness, vacuum, blankness, nothingness:
Without a word, he leaped off the edge and plunged into the void.
5 space, niche, slot, opening, place, vacancy, gap, emptiness:
Who will fill the void left by Edgar's departure?
v.
6 nullify, annul, cancel, delete, disannul, declare or render null and void, invalidate, quash, vacate, discharge, abandon, disestablish, neutralize, disenact, set or put aside, rescind, reverse, abnegate, abrogate:
They had to void the accusation for lack of evidence.
7 evacuate, discharge, expel, emit, purge, clear, empty, drain, eject; pass, excrete, urinate, defecate:
The tanker went far out to sea before voiding its tanks. This medication will help in voiding the patient's bowels.
Collocation dictionary
VERBS
be | become | make sth, render sth
an impediment which rendered the marriage void
| declare sth
PHRASES
null and void
The election was declared null and void.
Concise English dictionary
voids|voided|voidingvɔɪd
noun
+the state of nonexistence
+an empty area or space
verb
+declare invalid
+clear (a room, house, place) of occupants or empty or clear (a place or receptacle) of something
+take away the legal force of or render ineffective
+excrete or discharge from the body
adj.
+lacking any legal or binding force
+containing nothing
