a.

1. 空的，空無所有的
2. 無人佔用的；無人居住的；（職位）空缺的
   The position of secretary is void.

   祕書的職位現在空缺。

3. 空閒的，閒散的
4. 沒有的，缺乏的[F][（+of）]
   It's not like him to put forward suggestions wholly void of sense.

   他才不會提毫無見識的建議呢。

   That subject is void of interest.

   那個題目沒有趣味。

   His style is void of affectation.

   他的文體沒有矯揉造作之嫌。

5. 無用的，徒勞的
6. 【律】無效的
   The contract was declared void.

   這一契約被宣布無效。

n.

1. 太空，空間；真空；空白[the S]
   It vanished into the void.

   它消失得無影無蹤。

2. 空隙；裂縫[C][S1]
   He looked down at the gaping void at his feet.

   他看著腳下張開的裂縫。

3. 空虛感；寂寞的心情[C][S1]
   The death of his dog left an aching void in the old man's heart.

   老人的狗死了，這在他心中留下了痛苦的空虛感。

vt.

1. 使無效；把……作廢
   void a contract

   使合同作廢

2. 使空出；退出；離開
   The press gallery has been voided of the customary bulky desks.

   記者席經常放著的大寫字臺被搬走了。

3. 排泄；放出

adj.

1. not valid or legally binding.
   ▸(of speech or action) ineffectual; useless.
2. completely empty.
   ▸ (void of) free from; lacking.
   ▸formal (of an office or position) vacant.
3. (in bridge and whist) having been dealt no cards in a particular suit.

n.

1. a completely empty space.
   ▸an unfilled space in a wall, building, or structure.
2. (in bridge and whist) a suit in which a player is dealt no cards.

v.

1. discharge or drain away (water, gases, etc.).
   ▸chiefly Medicine  excrete (waste matter).
   ▸ [usu. as adj. voided] empty or evacuate (a container or space).
2. chiefly N. Amer. declare to be not valid or legally binding.
3. [as adj. voided] Heraldry  (of a bearing) having the central area cut away so as to show the field.