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🔑 can·celBrE /ˈkænsl/NAmE /ˈkænsl/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they cancel BrE /ˈkænsl/ NAmE /ˈkænsl/present simple - he / she / it cancels BrE /ˈkænslz/ NAmE /ˈkænslz/past simple cancelled BrE /ˈkænsld/ NAmE /ˈkænsld/past participle cancelled BrE /ˈkænsld/ NAmE /ˈkænsld/past simple (US) canceled BrE /ˈkænsld/ NAmE /ˈkænsld/past participle (US) canceled BrE /ˈkænsld/ NAmE /ˈkænsld/ -ing form cancelling BrE /ˈkænslɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈkænslɪŋ/ -ing form (US) canceling BrE /ˈkænslɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈkænslɪŋ/🔑 [T] ~ sthto decide that sth that has been arranged will not now take place 取消；撤销；终止◆All flights have been cancelled because of bad weather. 因天气恶劣，所有航班均已取消。◆Don't forget to cancel the newspaper (= arrange for it not to be delivered) before going away. 外出前，别忘了通知人停送报纸。 ➡ compare postpone 🔑 [T, I] ~ (sth) to say that you no longer want to continue with an agreement, especially one that has been legally arranged 撤销，取消，废除（具有法律效力的协议）◆to cancel a policy/subscription 取消保单；停止订阅◆Is it too late to cancel my order? 我现在取消订单是不是太晚了？◆The US has agreed to cancel debts (= say that they no longer need to be paid) totalling $10 million. 美国已同意免除总额为 1 000 万美元的债务。◆No charge will be made if you cancel within 10 days. 如果在 10 天以内取消，不收费用。 [T] ~ sthto mark a ticket or stamp so that it cannot be used again 盖销，注销（票或邮票） Consonant-doubling verbs bob, club, dub, grab, rub, sob, throb kid, nod, pad, plod, prod, shred, skid, thud beg, blog, bug, drag, drug, flag, hug, jog, log, mug, nag, plug bar, confer, infer, occur, prefer, refer, star, stir, transfer acquit, admit, allot, chat, clot, commit, jut, knit, pat, regret, rot, spot, submit (in British English:) appal, cancel, channel, control, counsel, enrol, equal, excel, fuel, fulfil, label, level, marvel, model, pedal, quarrel, signal, travel  ●ˌcancel ˈout●ˌcancel sth↔ˈoutif two or more things cancel out or one cancels out the other, they are equally important but have an opposite effect on a situation so that the situation does not change 抵消；对消◆Recent losses have cancelled out any profits made at the start of the year. 最近的亏损抵消了年初的盈利。◆The advantages and disadvantages would appear to cancel each other out. 看来是利弊参半。 |