| 释义 |
🔑emptyemp·ty1 /ˈɛmpti / adjective (emp·ti·er, emp·ti·est)- having nothing or no one inside it空的；空无一人的◆an empty box空盒子◆The bus was half empty.这辆公共汽车一半座位是空的。◆That house has been empty for months.那座房子好几个月都没人住。◆Don't take that medicine on an empty stomach.不要空腹服用那种药。 OPP full
- without meaning or value空洞的；毫无价值的；空虚的◆It was an empty threat (= it was not meant seriously).这是虚张声势的威胁。◆My life feels empty now that the kids have left home.孩子们离家之后，我感到生活很空虚。
▸ emp·ti·ness noun [uncountable]
🔑emptyemp·ty2 /ˈɛmpti / verb (present participle emp·ty·ing, third person singular present tense emp·ties, past tense, past participle emp·tied)- [transitive] empty sth (out) to make something empty倒空；清空；腾空◆Just empty your cup into the sink.把茶杯里的水倒到洗涤槽即可。◆Empty your pockets out.把你衣兜里的东西都掏出来。
- [transitive] empty sth (out) (into / onto sth) to take something from a container and put it somewhere else把…移出；将…腾出◆Empty that milk into the sink. It's sour.那些牛奶酸了，倒到洗涤槽里吧。◆He emptied out all his toys onto the floor.他把他的玩具全都倒在地板上。
- [intransitive] to become empty变空◆The theater emptied very quickly once the movie was over.电影一结束，电影院很快就空无一人了。
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