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canceled

/ˈkæn.səld/

canceledverb

canceled

Past Simple

canceled

Past Participle

Used as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb "cancel".

Traductions

annulé

She canceled her flight due to illness.

Elle a annulé son vol en raison d'une maladie.

Définitions

Simple past tense and past participle of cancel.

She canceled her flight due to illness.

Synonymes

cancelled

called off

called it off

canceledadjective

more canceled

Comp.

most canceled

Super.

/ˈkæn.səld/

Traductions

annulé

The canceled event left many attendees disappointed.

L'événement annulé a laissé de nombreux participants déçus.

annuléEn parlant d'un chèque ou d'un contrat annulé, invalidé ou rendu nul.

The canceled check was returned to the account holder.

Le chèque annulé a été renvoyé au titulaire du compte.

Traductions supplémentaires

oblitéréPour un timbre, un billet ou un document marqué afin d'empêcher sa réutilisation.

canceléAnglicisme employé surtout dans le contexte des réseaux sociaux.

Définitions

No longer planned or scheduled; called off.

The canceled event left many attendees disappointed.

Invalidated or nullified, often used in the context of checks or contracts.

The canceled check was returned to the account holder.

Marked so as to prevent reuse, especially of postage stamps or tickets.

He collects canceled stamps from all over the world.

Ostracized, boycotted, or otherwise shunned through public condemnation, especially on social media.

The actor was canceled after the allegations surfaced.

Synonymes

Antonymes

cancelverb

canceled

Past Simple

canceled

Past Simple

canceled

Past Participle

canceling

Gerund

/ˈkæn.səl/

Traductions

annuler

We had to cancel our trip because of the pandemic.

Nous avons dû annuler notre voyage à cause de la pandémie.

Traductions supplémentaires

oblitérerEn philatélie, pour une marque apposée sur un timbre afin de le rendre inutilisable.

boycotterSens familier, surtout sur les réseaux sociaux, lorsqu’on retire publiquement son soutien à quelqu’un.

Définitions

To decide or announce that a planned event will not take place.

The concert was canceled due to bad weather.

To stop doing or planning something; to call off.

We had to cancel our trip because of the pandemic.

To mark something, such as a stamp, so that it cannot be used again.

The post office canceled the stamp to prevent reuse.

To neutralize or negate the effect of something.

The noise-canceling headphones cancel out background sounds.

To withdraw support for (a person, organization, etc.), especially on social media, because of perceived wrongdoing or offensive behavior.

After the offensive tweet surfaced, many followers canceled the actor online.

(Mathematics) To remove the same factor from both the numerator and the denominator of a fraction, or from both sides of an equation.

You can cancel the common factors of 3 in the fraction 6/9 to get 2/3.

To end or terminate a service, subscription, membership, contract, reservation, or similar arrangement.

She canceled her gym membership after moving to another city.

Synonymes

call off

Antonymes

cancelnoun

Définitions

A mark or symbol used to indicate the deletion of text or a mistake.

The editor placed a cancel over the incorrect word in the manuscript.

A stamp or mark on a postage stamp to show that it has been used.

The post office applied a cancel to the stamp to prevent its reuse.

cancelpast participle

canceled

Used attributively to describe something that has been canceled.

Traductions

annulé

Passengers with canceled flights were offered hotel vouchers.

Les passagers dont les vols ont été annulés ont reçu des bons d’hôtel.

Définitions

No longer planned, scheduled, or valid; annulled or called off.

Passengers with canceled flights were offered hotel vouchers.

Synonymes

called off

Antonymes

cancelgerund / present participle

Définitions

Serving to neutralize or offset something; counteracting.

She bought a pair of noise-canceling headphones for the flight.