Devoid Meaning in English
word
dɪˈvɔɪd
di-VOYD
dɪvˈɔɪd
div-OYD
释义
Completely lacking something; not having any of a particular quality or thing.
用法与细微差别
Usually used with 'of' ('devoid of hope'). Formal and often found in written or academic English. Replaces simpler phrases like 'without' or 'lacking' but sounds stronger or more absolute.
Spanish: carente de - desprovisto dePortuguese (BR): desprovido de - isento dePortuguese (PT): desprovido de - isento deChinese (Simplified): 缺乏的 - 没有的Chinese (Traditional): 缺乏的 - 沒有的Hindi: रहित - खालीArabic: خالٍ من - مجرد منBengali: শূন্য - বিহীনRussian: лишённыйJapanese: 〜がない - 〜を欠いたVietnamese: không có - thiếuKorean: 결여된 - 없는Turkish: yoksunUrdu: عاری - خالیIndonesian: tanpa - tidak memiliki
例句
The movie felt completely devoid of originality.
natural
The desert is devoid of water.
basic
His speech was devoid of emotion.
basic
The old house is devoid of furniture.
basic
Her explanation was devoid of any real answers.
natural
A world devoid of kindness would be a sad place.
natural