Significado de la palabra void en español

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void

US /vɔɪd/

UK /vɔɪd/

Verbo

vacío

declare that (something) is not valid or legally binding.

Ejemplo:

•

the Supreme court voided the statute

Sinónimo:

invalidate annul nullify negate disallow quash cancel countermand repeal revoke rescind retract withdraw reverse abrogate undo abolish obliterate terminate repudiate avoid vacate

Sinónimo:

validate ratify

vacío

discharge or drain away (water, gases, etc.).

Ejemplo:

•

the gases are usually voided into the mechanism

Sinónimo:

evacuate empty drain clear unload unburden purge

Sinónimo:

fill

Adjetivo

vacío

not valid or legally binding.

Ejemplo:

•

the contract was void

Sinónimo:

invalid nullified canceled revoked rescinded abolished inoperative ineffective nonviable useless worthless nugatory lapsed expired out of date terminated discontinued

Sinónimo:

valid

vacío

completely empty.

Ejemplo:

•

void spaces surround the tanks

Sinónimo:

empty emptied vacant blank bare clear free unfilled unoccupied uninhabited desolate barren

Sinónimo:

full

Sustantivo

vacío

a completely empty space.

Ejemplo:

•

the black void of space

Sinónimo:

gap space blank vacuum lacuna hole cavity chasm abyss gulf pit hiatus emptiness nothingness vacancy vacuity oblivion nullity nihility

vacío

(in bridge and whist) a suit in which a player is dealt no cards.

Ejemplo:

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a hand with a singleton club is more likely than one with a void

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