1SAD/UNHAPPYa feeling of great sadness that you have when someone you lovedies or when something is taken from you 空虚感;孤寂感
Running the business helped to fill the void after his wife died.
做生意填补了他自妻子死后产生的孤寂感。
2a situation in which something important or interesting is needed or wanted, but does not exist 空白
The amusement park will fill a void in this town, which has little entertainment for children.
这个游乐场将填补这座小城儿童娱乐设施匮乏的空白。
3DNSPACE/GAP literary an empty area of space where nothing exists 空处,空间
She looked over the cliff into the void.
她从悬崖边上望下去,下面一片茫茫。
Examples from the Corpus
void• I can't think of a thousand acres of natural activity as a void.• If you like arcadeaction with some basis in statisticalreality, there has been a void.• As such, his departure leaves a void.• A void grows around the sewer or in the vicinity of it and eventually the ground abovecollapses into the void.• It had become aware of the blossomingvoid long before the situation at Princetown was officially acknowledged.• Unable to provide for his wife and children, McCree was adrift in a great void.
fill the void• In the resulting culture of pain, sadness and despair, disenfranchised young men fill the void of personal power with guns.• But Mountbatten was gone and no one would ever quite fill the void he left.• Angerflared again to fill the void.• After losing her job, Molly began eating to fill the void in her life.• But somebody has to fill the void.• Husbands may put even more effort and hours into employmentoutside the home to fill the void.• The Clippers have been invited to fill the void for, oh, the last five years.• So we try to fill the void by attacking other people, somehow taking esteem from them.• A majorconsideration in 1983 was to fill the void left by the closure of the old dockyard.