void
BrE /vɔɪd/ AmE /voʊd/
noun / adjective / verb en → es
a space that is completely empty and has no air, stars, or other matter in it
vacío (espacial)
Collocations outer void
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The spacecraft entered a region of space that was almost a complete void.
La nave espacial entró en una región del espacio que era casi un vacío completo.
a legal situation in which something is not officially recognized or allowed, and therefore has no official value or effect
nulo (legalmente)
Collocations void a contract
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The court declared the marriage void.
El tribunal declaró el matrimonio nulo.
empty or not occupied by people, vehicles, etc.
vacío, desocupado
Collocations void of life
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The streets were void of people.
Las calles estaban desocupadas de gente.
to destroy or make something ineffective, especially a legal document
anular, declarar nulo
- void something
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The judge voided the contract.
El juez anuló el contrato.
to ignore or refuse to accept something, especially a legal document
ignorar, rechazar
- void something
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The court voided the claim.
El tribunal ignoró la reclamación.
to fill or occupy a space completely, leaving no empty areas
llenar, ocupar completamente
- void something
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The fog voided the sky.
La niebla llenó completamente el cielo.
to make a small hole in something, especially to let air or liquid out of it
perforar, agujerear
- void something
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The bullet voided the tire.
El balazo perforó el neumático.
to leave a place or situation and not return, especially when you are in danger or have been hurt
abandonar, dejar atrás
- void something
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The captain decided to void the ship.
El capitán decidió abandonar el barco.