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cancelling是cancel的现在分词 cancel美 ['kæns(ə)l] 英 ['kæns(ə)l] - v.取消；抵消；注销；解除
- n.取消；删略；【数】(相)约；盖销
- 网络解除合同；取消出口；消去
第三人称单数：cancels 现在分词：cancelling 过去分词：cancelled v.+n. cancel order,cancel operation,cancel appointment,cancel trip,cancel meeting v. call off,stop,abandon,withdraw,scratch v. | 4. 删去;在(字或数字)的中间画一线表示消去;勾掉;注销(某物,如邮票,以防再用): 10. 【数学】约去;消去(账目或方程式两边的相等部分) 4. 删去;在(字或数字)的中间画一线表示消去;勾掉;注销(某物,如邮票,以防再用): 10. 【数学】约去;消去(账目或方程式两边的相等部分) | n. | |
v. | 1. to stop a previously arranged event from happening 2. to withdraw officially or legally from a contract 3. to invalidate a legal or official document to show that it has been used and cannot be reused 4. to reverse an instruction to a machine, especially a computer, or bring a machine's operation to an end 5. to mark something for deletion, usually by drawing a line through it 6. to neutralize the effect of another factor or circumstance 7. to remove a common factor from the numerator and denominator of a fraction or the common terms from the two sides of an equation 8. to say that something that has been arranged will not now happen 9. to say that a legal agreement or obligation is now ended 10. to mark a ticket, stamp, or cheque so that it cannot be used again 1. to stop a previously arranged event from happening 2. to withdraw officially or legally from a contract 3. to invalidate a legal or official document to show that it has been used and cannot be reused 4. to reverse an instruction to a machine, especially a computer, or bring a machine's operation to an end 5. to mark something for deletion, usually by drawing a line through it 6. to neutralize the effect of another factor or circumstance 7. to remove a common factor from the numerator and denominator of a fraction or the common terms from the two sides of an equation 8. to say that something that has been arranged will not now happen 9. to say that a legal agreement or obligation is now ended 10. to mark a ticket, stamp, or cheque so that it cannot be used again | n. | 1. a new page or section of a book inserted to replace a missing original or an original that contained errors 2. a faulty page or section of a book replaced by another |
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