devoid

形容词缺乏，没有

形容词

1. 缺乏,无的：devastate 破坏,蹂躏 | devoid 缺乏,无的 | devolve 移交,委任

2. 没有,缺乏：10. boil down 归结为...... | 1. devoid 没有,缺乏 | 2. plague n.瘟疫,惹人烦恼的人和事v.给......造成麻烦,痛苦,困难

3. 缺乏：deviation 偏差 | devoid 缺乏 | devolatilization 析出挥发分,液化作用

4. 全无的：devoice 浊音变清音 | devoid 全无的 | devoir 礼貌

1. 毫无…的;没有…的
    If you say that someone or something is devoid of a quality or thing, you are emphasizing that they have none of it.

    e.g. I have never looked on a face that was so devoid of feeling...
           我从来没有见过一张如此面无表情的脸。
    e.g. The skies are virtually devoid of birdlife.
           天空中几乎没有任何鸟的踪迹。

1. The stores are mostly devoid of customers in the day, but do great business delivering goods to residents in the connected apartment blocks.

2. Eriksson meanwhile admitted that England's performance had been curiously devoid of spirit - but denied that he had lost the ability to inspire his players.

3. It's an otherworldly sensation, heightened by a terrain devoid of vegetation and strangely desolate.

4. devoid

4. A lunar new year holiday devoid of the spark of firecrackers would be insipid and incomplete.

5. In contrast, the Hong Kong tax system is singularly devoid of any drama.

6. devoid

6. Hill climbers not bothered by Taipei's sweaty humidity can test their stamina on steep mountain roads often devoid of cars and trucks.

7. Streets were devoid of cars and buses, and most commuters depended on tricycle rickshaws that were allowed by the strikers to operate.

8. It is generally devoid of tourists and it's especially easy to spend several days here without encountering an obviously foreign face.

9. It's not just that the barricaded Wenchuan quake ruins are devoid of human life but not of human bodies.

10. devoid是什么意思

10. It turns a menu into the equivalent of plain rice, which has the necessary nutrients but is devoid of flavor.

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