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void [vɔɪd]1 noun(c) (emptiness) vide m;∎ to fill a void combler un vide;∎ her husband's death left an aching void in her life la mort de son mari a laissé un grand vide ou un vide douloureux dans sa vie∎ void of interest dépourvu d'intérêt, sans aucun intérêt∎ (null and) void nul;∎ to make sth void annuler ou rendre nul qch(c) (vacant → position) vacant -
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void [vɔɪd]1. nounvide m2. adjectiveb. ( = empty) void of [ornament, charm, talent, qualities] dépourvu de ; [scruples, compassion, meaning] dénué de* * *[vɔɪd] 1.noun lit, fig vide m2.1) Law [contract, agreement] nul/nulle; [cheque] annuléto make ou render void — annuler
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(deed, contract) nul (nulle);∎ null and void nul et non avenu;∎ to make sth void annuler qch, rendre qch nul(deed, contract) annuler, rendre nul (nulle)
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