to cancel
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chancel

Définition et signification de « cancel » en anglais

to cancel
01

annuler

to decide or tell that something arranged before will now not happen 
Transitive: to cancel a plan or event
to cancel definition and meaning
informations grammaticales
composition morphologique
simple
verbe d’action
régulier
présent
cancel
3e personne du singulier
cancels
participe présent
canceling
passé simple
canceled
participe passé
canceled
Exemples
They had to cancel their vacation plans due to unexpected work commitments. 

Ils ont dû annuler leurs projets de vacances en raison d'engagements professionnels imprévus.

02

annuler, résilier

to end a formal agreement or arrangement 
Transitive: to cancel an agreement
to cancel definition and meaning
Exemples
The company canceled the contract with the supplier. 

La société a annulé le contrat avec le fournisseur.

03

annuler, poinçonner

to mark, punch, or damage a ticket or stamp to indicate it has been used or is no longer valid 
Transitive: to cancel a ticket or stamp
Exemples
The conductor canceled the train tickets by punching a hole through them. 

Le conducteur a annulé les billets de train en y perforant un trou.

04

annuler, supprimer

to remove or exclude something from a list or record 
Transitive: to cancel sth
Exemples
He accidentally canceled his name from the guest list. 

Il a accidentellement annulé son nom de la liste des invités.

05

annuler, neutraliser

to counteract or nullify the effect or impact of something 
Transitive: to cancel effects of something
Exemples
The medication canceled the effects of the poison quickly. 

Le médicament a rapidement annulé les effets du poison.

06

annuler, boycotter

to publicly refuse to support or invest in an organization, person, etc. due to the socially unacceptable beliefs or ideas they promote 
Transitive: to cancel sb/sth
Exemples
Many people decided to cancel the celebrity after the scandal. 

Beaucoup de gens ont décidé d'annuler la célébrité après le scandale.

07

annuler, boycotter

to publicly reject, boycott, or withdraw support from someone, usually due to problematic or offensive behavior 
argot
Exemples
After the scandal, people started trying to cancel him. 

Après le scandale, les gens ont commencé à essayer de le cancel.

7.1

annuler, supprimer

to remove, reject, or cut someone or something out of your life, often due to disapproval 
Exemples
I canceled that guy from Tinder. It wasn't working out. 

J'ai annulé ce mec de Tinder. Ça ne marchait pas.

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