to cancel
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Definição e significado de "cancel"em inglês

to cancel
01

cancelar, anular

to decide or tell that something arranged before will now not happen 
Transitive: to cancel a plan or event
to cancel definition and meaning
informações gramaticais
composição morfológica
simples
verbo de ação
regular
presente
cancel
3.ª pessoa do singular
cancels
particípio presente
canceling
pretérito simples
canceled
particípio passado
canceled
Exemplos
They had to cancel their vacation plans due to unexpected work commitments. 

Eles tiveram que cancelar seus planos de férias devido a compromissos de trabalho inesperados.

02

cancelar, rescindir

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

A empresa cancelou o contrato com o fornecedor.

03

cancelar, picotar

to mark, punch, or damage a ticket or stamp to indicate it has been used or is no longer valid 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

O condutor cancelou os bilhetes de trem perfurando-os.

04

cancelar, remover

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

Ele acidentalmente cancelou seu nome da lista de convidados.

05

cancelar, neutralizar

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

O medicamento cancelou rapidamente os efeitos do veneno.

06

cancelar, boicotar

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
Exemplos
Many people decided to cancel the celebrity after the scandal. 

Muitas pessoas decidiram cancelar a celebridade após o escândalo.

07

cancelar, boicotar

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

Após o escândalo, as pessoas começaram a tentar cancelá-lo.

7.1

cancelar, eliminar

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

Eu cancelei aquele cara do Tinder. Não estava dando certo.

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