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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
2) ( empty) vide3.transitive verb Law 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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fill [fɪl]b. [+ post, job] [employer] pourvoir( = fill up) [bath, bus, hall] se remplir3. noun► fill ina. [+ form] remplir ; [+ report] compléterb. [+ hole] boucher[+ form] remplir► fill upa. [bath, bus, hall] se remplira. [+ tank] remplirb. [+ hole] boucher* * *[fɪl] 1.2.to eat/drink one's fill — manger/boire tout son content
transitive verb2) ( occupy) [crowd, sound] remplir [room, street, train]; [smoke, gas, light, protesters] envahir [building, room]; remplir [page, chapter, volumes, tape] ( with de); occuper [time, day, hours]; [emotion, thought] remplir [heart, mind, person] ( with de)4) ( fulfil) répondre à [need]5) ( appoint for) [company, university] pourvoir [post, vacancy]6) ( perform duties of) [applicant] occuper [post, vacancy]7) ( put filling in) garnir [cushion, pie, sandwich] ( with de)8) [dentist] plomber [tooth, cavity]9) Nautical [wind] gonfler [sail]3.1) [bath, theatre, streets, eyes] se remplir ( with de)2) Nautical [sail] se gonfler4.- filled combining form rempli desmoke-/book-filled room — pièce remplie de fumée/de livres
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blank [blæŋk](a) (paper → with no writing) vierge, blanc (blanche); (→ unruled) blanc (blanche); Administration (form) vierge, à remplir;∎ Administration fill in the blank spaces remplissez les blancs ou les (espaces) vides;∎ Administration leave this line blank n'écrivez rien sur cette ligne(b) (empty → screen, wall) vide; (→ cassette) vierge; (→ cartridge) à blanc; Computing (→ disk) vide; Computing (→ unformatted disk) vierge;∎ my mind went blank j'ai eu un trou;∎ Cards to be blank in clubs ne pas avoir de trèfles dans son jeu∎ she looked blank (expressionless) elle avait le regard vide; (confused) elle avait l'air déconcerté2 noun(a) (empty space, void) blanc m, (espace m) vide m;∎ fill in the blanks remplissez les blancs ou les (espaces) vides;∎ she filled in the blanks of her education elle a comblé les lacunes de son éducation;∎ the rest of his life is a blank on ne sait rien du reste de sa vie;∎ my mind was a total blank j'ai eu un passage à vide complet;∎ figurative to draw a blank (be unsuccessful in search) faire chou blanc; American (be unable to remember) avoir un trou de mémoire;∎ she searched everywhere for him but drew a blank elle l'a cherché partout mais sans succès;∎ Cards to have a blank in clubs ne pas avoir de trèfles dans son jeu(c) (cartridge) cartouche f à blanc;►► Finance blank cheque chèque m en blanc;∎ figurative to write sb a blank cheque donner carte blanche à qn;Finance blank credit crédit m en blanc;Finance blank endorsement endossement m en blanc;Literature blank verse vers mpl blancs ou sans rime(parts of text, tape) effacer;∎ Photography her face had been blanked out (on negative) on avait effacé son visage; Typography (on print) on avait caché son visage;∎ she's blanked out the memory elle a effacé cet événement de sa mémoire(lose consciousness) tomber dans les pommes -
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blank [blæŋk]1. adjective• to look blank ( = puzzled) avoir l'air interdit2. nouna. ( = void) blanc mb. ( = form) formulaire m• to draw a blank ( = fail in search) faire chou blanc3. compounds[+ feeling, thought] faire abstraction de* * *[blæŋk] 1.1) ( empty space) blanc m2) US ( clean form) fiche f vierge3) ( dummy bullet) balle f à blanc4) Industry pièce f brute2.1) (without writing, pictures) [paper, page] blanc/blanche; [screen] vide; [form, canvas] vierge2) ( unused) [cassette, disk] vierge3) ( expressionless)4) ( uncomprehending) [look, expression] ébahi5) ( without memory)6) ( absolute) [refusal, rejection] catégorique•Phrasal Verbs:•• -
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[ə'void](to keep away from (a place, person or thing): He drove carefully to avoid the holes in the road; Avoid the subject of money.) éviter -
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avoid [ə'vɔɪd]∎ she avoided my eyes elle évita mon regard;∎ we can't avoid inviting them nous ne pouvons pas faire autrement que de les inviter;∎ you've been avoiding me tu m'évites;∎ they couldn't avoid hitting the car ils n'ont pas pu éviter la voiture;∎ avoid giving them too much information évitez de leur donner trop d'informations;∎ to avoid the truth refuser de voir la réalité en face;∎ don't avoid the issue n'essaie pas d'éviter ou d'éluder la question; -
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1 noun∎ his death left a vacuum in her life sa mort a laissé un vide dans sa vie;∎ a cultural/political vacuum un vide sur le plan culturel/politique∎ vacuum (cleaner) aspirateur m;∎ I gave the room a quick vacuum j'ai passé l'aspirateur en vitesse dans la pièce(carpet) passer l'aspirateur sur; (flat, room) passer l'aspirateur dans►► vacuum advance avance f à dépression;American vacuum bottle (bouteille f) Thermos ® f;vacuum brake frein m à vide;vacuum chamber chambre f à dépression;vacuum cleaner aspirateur m;vacuum cleaner accessories accessoires mpl d'aspirateur ou pour aspirateur;British vacuum flask (bouteille f) Thermos ® f;vacuum pack emballage m sous vide;vacuum pump pompe f à vide;American vacuum tube tube m électronique ou à vide
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