cancel [ˈkænsəl] ?cancelled canceled (US)
cancel
(pt & pp canceled, canceled)
[ˈkænsəl] verbo transitivo
1suspender (match, trip) (Estados Unidos); suspender, cancelar (flight, train); anular (order, subscription)
verbo intransitivo
también:
- they were supposed to be playing tonight, but they've canceled -> iban a tocar hoy, pero lo han suspendido
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cancel [kan-sel]
1Cancelar (meeting, subscription, flight); borrar.
2Cancelar un escrito.
3Invalidar, anular (command, decree, check).
4Limitar, encerrar, estrechar, poner límites.
5Eliminar. (Matemáticas)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
- He cancelled at the last minute -> a último momento canceló la cita (o el viaje) (call off)
va.
sustantivo
1Cartón, cuartilla, la hoja o las páginas que se rehacen, sea por corrección o por errata.
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Verb Conjugation for "cancel"
Imperative
- cancel
- you cancel
- he/she cancels
- we cancel
- you cancel
- they cancel
Preterite
- I cancelled
- you cancelled
- he/she cancelled
- we cancelled
- you cancelled
- they cancelled
Present Continuous
- I am cancelling
- you are cancelling
- he/she is cancelling
- we are cancelling
- you are cancelling
- they are cancelling
Present Perfect
- I have cancelled
- you have cancelled
- he/she has cancelled
- we have cancelled
- you have cancelled
- they have cancelled
Past Continuous
- I was cancelling
- you were cancelling
- he/she was cancelling
- we were cancelling
- you were cancelling
- they were cancelling
Past Perfect
- I had cancelled
- you had cancelled
- he/she had cancelled
- we had cancelled
- you had cancelled
- they had cancelled
Future
- I will cancel
- you will cancel
- he/she will cancel
- we will cancel
- you will cancel
- they will cancel
Future Perfect
- I will have cancelled
- you will have cancelled
- he/she will have cancelled
- we will have cancelled
- you will have cancelled
- they will have cancelled
Future Continuous
- I will be cancelling
- you will be cancelling
- he/she will be cancelling
- we will be cancelling
- you will be cancelling
- they will be cancelling
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been cancelling
- you have been cancelling
- he/she has been cancelling
- we have been cancelling
- you have been cancelling
- they have been cancelling
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been cancelling
- you will have been cancelling
- he/she will have been cancelling
- we will have been cancelling
- you will have been cancelling
- they will have been cancelling
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been cancelling
- you had been cancelling
- he/she had been cancelling
- we had been cancelling
- you had been cancelling
- they had been cancelling
cancel [can-thel’]
noun
1Wooden screen at the doors of churches and halls. (m)
2Glass-case in chapel behind which the king stands. (m)
3Limits or extent of a thing. (m)
4Windproof door, storm door. (m)
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