voidKK [ˈvɔɪd] ｜ /ˈvɔɪd/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
an empty area or space
The abandoned warehouse was a void, with nothing but echoes of emptiness bouncing off the walls.
空虛；空間
C2noun
the state of nonexistence or emptiness
After the fire destroyed the building, all that remained was a void where the offices once stood.
C1adjective
empty or containing nothing
After her breakup, her heart felt void of emotion.
空洞的；毫無感情的
C2adjective
having no legal or binding force, or being invalid
The contract became void due to a technical error in its drafting.
C2verb
to empty or clear (a room, house, or place) of occupants or things
Before the renovation, the workers needed to void the building of all furniture and equipment.
C2verb
to declare something invalid or ineffective, or take away its legal force
The court voided the contract due to a breach of terms.
C2verb
to excrete or discharge from the body
After eating the spoiled food, he felt sick and voided his stomach contents.