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empty

/ˈemp.ti/

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adjective

/ˈemp.ti/A1formal
  • ruОписывает то, что не содержит ничего; не заполненное или не занятое.

Describes something that contains nothing; not filled or occupied.

  1. Containing nothingA1formal

    Having no contents or elements; not filled.

    ruПустой

    • The box was completely empty.
    • She stared at the empty page for hours.
    • The room felt empty after everyone left.

    Synonymsbarebarrenblankcleardesolatehollowunfilledunoccupiedvacantvoid

    Antonymscrowdedfilledfullloadedoccupiedpackedstuffed

  2. Without meaning or purposeB2formal

    Lacking significance, substance, or emotional fulfillment.

    ruПустой

    • He felt an empty void in his heart after the breakup.
    • Her promises turned out to be empty words.
    • The victory felt empty without his family there to celebrate.

    Synonymsaimlessfutilehollowinanemeaninglesspointlesspurposelesssenselessvacantvain

    Antonymsfulfillingmeaningfulpurposefulsignificantsubstantial

  3. Unoccupied or vacantA2formal

    Not being used or occupied by anyone.

    ruПустой

    • We found an empty seat on the bus.
    • The house has been empty for years.
    • The parking lot is empty on weekends.

    Synonymsavailablebarefreeunoccupiedunusedvacant

    Antonymsfilledfullinhabitedoccupiedpopulated

Forms
  • emptier comparative form
  • emptiest superlative form
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noun

/ˈemp.ti/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние или условие, при котором что-либо не содержит ничего, лишено содержимого или лишено сути и смысла.

A noun referring to a state or condition of containing nothing, having no contents, or being devoid of substance or meaning.

uncountable

  1. Empty container or spaceA2informal

    A container or space that contains nothing.

    ruПустая тара

    • He threw the empty into the recycling bin.
    • The empties were stacked in the corner of the garage.
    • She collected all the empties from the party.

    Synonymsvacuumvoid

    Antonymsfilledfulloccupied

Forms
  • empties plural form
  • empties' possessive plural form
  • empty's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈɛmpti/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по удалению содержимого из контейнера или освобождению чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of removing the contents from a container or making something vacant.

  1. Remove contentsA2formal

    To make something empty by removing all its contents.

    ruОпустошить

    • She emptied the trash can into the bin.
    • He emptied his pockets onto the table.
    • They emptied the room of all furniture.

    Synonymscleardrainevacuatepurgeunloadvacatevoid

    Antonymsfillloadstuff

  2. B1formal

    To become empty as contents flow out.

    ruВытекать

    • The river empties into the sea.
    • The stadium emptied quickly after the game.
    • The bottle emptied as he poured the water.

    Synonymsdischargedrainflow outissuepour outrun out

    Antonymsfill

Forms
  • emptied past participle
  • emptied past simple
  • emptying present participle
  • empties third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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