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voids

/vɔɪdz/

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noun

Vacíos, huecos

An empty space; a vacuum.

Examples :

"The old house had many voids behind the walls, which is why the heating bills were so high. "

La casa antigua tenía muchos vacíos detrás de las paredes, por eso las facturas de calefacción eran tan altas.

space gap nothing

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noun

Vacíos

An extended region of space containing no galaxies

Examples :

"Astronomers are studying the vast voids between galaxies to understand the structure of the universe. "

Los astrónomos están estudiando los vastos vacíos entre las galaxias para comprender la estructura del universo.

astronomy space

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noun

Huecos, vacíos

A collection of adjacent vacancies inside a crystal lattice.

Examples :

"The newly synthesized crystal was rejected because microscopic analysis revealed numerous voids, weakening its structure. "

El cristal recién sintetizado fue rechazado porque el análisis microscópico reveló numerosos vacíos, debilitando su estructura.

material chemistry physics

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noun

Vacíos, burbujas

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

Examples :

"The engineer noticed small, collapsing voids forming in the oil as the pump ran at high speed, indicating a potential cavitation problem. "

El ingeniero notó pequeños vacíos colapsando formándose en el aceite cuando la bomba funcionaba a alta velocidad, lo que indicaba un posible problema de cavitación.

physics technical science

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noun

Huecos, vacíos

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

Examples :

"The architect strategically placed the voids between the floors to allow natural light to filter down to the lower levels. "

El arquitecto colocó estratégicamente los huecos entre los pisos para permitir que la luz natural se filtrara hacia los niveles inferiores.

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, anular

Examples :

"void one’s bowels"

Vaciar los intestinos.

utility function

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verb

Vaciar, evacuar, emitir

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

Examples :

"to void excrement"

Evacuar excrementos.

physiology body medicine

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verb

Evitar, retirarse

To withdraw, depart.

Examples :

"As the bell rings, the students quickly voids the classroom and head to their next class. "

Cuando suena la campana, los estudiantes rápidamente evitan el aula y se dirigen a su próxima clase.

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verb

Vaciar, anular, abandonar

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 process state business law

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noun

Vacíos

A voidee.

Examples :

"The lawyer identified several voids in the original contract, areas where information was missing or clauses were unenforceable, making the agreement unreliable. "