void是什么意思_void用法和例句

void是什么意思

n. 空虚, 空间, 空白, 空隙, 空虚感
a. 空的, 无效的, 无人的, 没有的, 无用的
[计] 脱墨; 空白点

n. an empty area or space
v. clear (a room, house, place) of occupants or empty or clear (a place or receptacle) of something
s. containing nothing

void的用法和例句

1.That wouldn’t just void the marriage, that would void the prenup, too.

这样不仅婚姻是无效的 婚前协议也无效了

2.We’ve been battling each other in our own voids.

我们一直在各自的断片时期里抵抗彼此

3.There’s been such a void since he left.

他走后我一直感觉空荡荡的

4.Now, you said you’ve been there, to this void.

你说你去过那里 那片虚空

5.That won’t fill the empty void in me.

可那填补不了我此时的空虚

6.in the void between our two galaxies.

…have been strategically placed

7.I’m not saying that because our agreement is void.

我也不是因为我们的约定无效

8.I created a void that only I could fill.

我创造了一个只有我能填补的空洞

9.I entered the void, where there is no time.

我遁入虚无 那里没有时间

10.If this is filling a void for you, that’s all that matters.

如果这能帮你填补空白 那就是好事