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void

/vɔɪd/

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noun

Vacío, hueco

An empty space; a vacuum.

Examples :

"The empty classroom was a void after the students left. "

El aula vacía era un vacío después de que los estudiantes se fueron.

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noun

Vacío

An extended region of space containing no galaxies

Examples :

"Astronomers discovered a vast void in space, far beyond our galaxy, containing no stars or planets. "

Los astrónomos descubrieron un vasto vacío en el espacio, mucho más allá de nuestra galaxia, que no contenía estrellas ni planetas.

space astronomy

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noun

Vacío, hueco

A collection of adjacent vacancies inside a crystal lattice.

Examples :

"The crystal structure had numerous small voids, making it less dense. "

La estructura cristalina tenía numerosos pequeños vacíos, lo que la hacía menos densa.

material physics chemistry

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noun

Vacío

A pocket of vapour inside a fluid flow, created by cavitation.

Examples :

"The faulty pump created a void in the water pipe, causing the water flow to stop. "

La bomba defectuosa creó un vacío en la tubería de agua, lo que provocó que el flujo de agua se detuviera.

physics technical science

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noun

Vacío, hueco

An empty space between floors or walls, including false separations and planned gaps between a building and its facade.

Examples :

"The architect designed a void between the two floors to create a spacious atrium. "

El arquitecto diseñó un vacío entre los dos pisos para crear un atrio espacioso.

architecture building space gap

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verb

Anular, invalidar

To make invalid or worthless.

Examples :

"He voided the check and returned it."

Anuló el cheque y lo devolvió.

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verb

Vaciar

Examples :

"void one’s bowels"

Vaciar los intestinos.

function action

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verb

Vaciar, emitir, expulsar

To throw or send out; to evacuate; to emit; to discharge.

Examples :

"to void excrement"

Expulsar excrementos.

physiology body medicine

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verb

Anular, retirarse

To withdraw, depart.

Examples :

"The student voided his participation in the debate, choosing to leave the competition early. "

El estudiante anuló su participación en el debate, eligiendo abandonar la competencia temprano.

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verb

Vaciar, anular, dejar

To remove the contents of; to make or leave vacant or empty; to quit; to leave.

Examples :

"to void a table"

Vaciar una mesa.

action condition

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adjective

Vacío, nulo

Containing nothing; empty; not occupied or filled.

Examples :

"The classroom was void of students after the final bell. "

El aula estaba vacía de estudiantes después de la última campana.

nothing space condition

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adjective

Vacante, desocupado

Having no incumbent; unoccupied; said of offices etc.

Examples :

"The student council position is currently void, as no one has volunteered to fill it yet. "

El puesto en el consejo estudiantil está actualmente vacante, ya que nadie se ha ofrecido como voluntario para cubrirlo todavía.

politics government job

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adjective

Vacío, desprovisto

Being without; destitute; devoid.

Examples :

"The classroom was void of students after the bell rang. "

El aula estaba vacía de estudiantes después de que sonó la campana.

condition quality negative being

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adjective

Nulo, ineficaz

Not producing any effect; ineffectual; vain.

Examples :

"The teacher's explanation was void of useful information, leaving the students confused. "

La explicación del profesor carecía de información útil, dejando a los estudiantes confundidos.

outcome quality abstract

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adjective

Nulo, inválido

Of no legal force or effect, incapable of confirmation or ratification.

Examples :

"The teacher's announcement about the extra credit assignment was void because it wasn't approved by the school administration. "

El anuncio del profesor sobre la tarea de crédito extra fue nulo porque no fue aprobado por la administración escolar.

law government politics right

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adjective

Vacío, falto de alma

Containing no immaterial quality; destitute of mind or soul.

Examples :

"The antique doll, though beautiful, felt void of any joy or personality. "

La muñeca antigua, aunque hermosa, se sentía vacía de alegría o personalidad.

mind soul philosophy religion theology abstract being

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adjective

(de una función o método) Que no devuelve un valor

(of a function or method) That does not return a value.

Examples :

"The function to calculate the average grade was void; it didn't produce a result. "

La función para calcular la calificación promedio era void; no produjo un resultado.

computing technical function language

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noun

Vacío

A voidee.

Examples :

"The teacher declared the entire afternoon's assignment void. "

El profesor declaró nula la tarea de toda la tarde.