英语词汇void怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ void /ˈvoɪd/ adjective

¹ void

/ˈvoɪd/

adjective

Learner's definition of VOID

law : having no legal force or effect（法律上）无效的

The contract is void.这个合同无效。
This sales offer is void where prohibited by law.这份销售报价单违规，不具法律效力。

— often used in the phrase null and void常用于短语null and void

The law was declared null and void.这一法律被宣布无效。

formal : not containing anything : empty空的；空空如也的

a void space空旷之地

void of

: not having (something that is expected or wanted) : completely lacking (something)缺乏…的；毫无…的

a book void of [=devoid of] interest无趣的书
He is void of charm. [=he has no charm]他毫无魅力。

² void /ˈvoɪd/ noun

plural voids

² void

/ˈvoɪd/

noun

plural voids

Learner's definition of VOID

[count]

: a large empty space空地；空处；空位

the great voids between galaxies星系之间的巨大空间

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

After she left, there was a void in my life.她走后，我的生活很空虚。
When he retires, it will be hard to find someone to fill the void.到他退休的时候，将很难找到人来填补他的空缺。

³ void /ˈvoɪd/ verb

voids; voided; voiding

³ void

/ˈvoɪd/

verb

voids; voided; voiding

Learner's definition of VOID

[+ object] law

: to make (something) invalid : to say that (something) is no longer in effect使…作废；宣布…无效

The judge voided the contract.法官宣布此合同无效。
Any unauthorized repairs will void the warranty.任何未经授权的维修都将导致保修无效。

— voidable

/ˈvoɪdəbəl/ adjective, law

a voidable contract可撤销的合同

单词	void
释义	void (noun) void (verb) void 3 ENTRIES FOUND: void (adjective) void (noun) void (verb) ¹ void /ˈvoɪd/ adjective ¹ void /ˈvoɪd/ adjective Learner's definition of VOID 1 law : having no legal force or effect（法律上）无效的 The contract is void.这个合同无效。 This sales offer is void where prohibited by law.这份销售报价单违规，不具法律效力。 — often used in the phrase null and void常用于短语null and void The law was declared null and void.这一法律被宣布无效。 2 formal : not containing anything : empty空的；空空如也的 a void space空旷之地 void of : not having (something that is expected or wanted) : completely lacking (something)缺乏…的；毫无…的 a book void of [=devoid of] interest无趣的书 He is void of charm. [=he has no charm]他毫无魅力。 ² void /ˈvoɪd/ noun plural voids ² void /ˈvoɪd/ noun plural voids Learner's definition of VOID [count] : a large empty space空地；空处；空位 the great voids between galaxies星系之间的巨大空间 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 After she left, there was a void in my life.她走后，我的生活很空虚。 When he retires, it will be hard to find someone to fill the void.到他退休的时候，将很难找到人来填补他的空缺。 ³ void /ˈvoɪd/ verb voids; voided; voiding ³ void /ˈvoɪd/ verb voids; voided; voiding Learner's definition of VOID [+ object] law : to make (something) invalid : to say that (something) is no longer in effect使…作废；宣布…无效 The judge voided the contract.法官宣布此合同无效。 Any unauthorized repairs will void the warranty.任何未经授权的维修都将导致保修无效。 — voidable /ˈvoɪdəbəl/ adjective, law a voidable contract可撤销的合同
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