cancelar

Meaning

1. (transitive) to cancel, call off
2. (neologism, transitive) to cancel (a person deemed unacceptable)
3. (transitive) to forget about; to scrap
4. (transitive) to liquidate (a debt)
5. (Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, transitive) to pay

Concepts

cancel

call off

annul

delete

scratch

erase

wipe out

redeem

write off

rescind

foot

🦶

issue

make out

nix

pay off

pick

⛏️

postpone

put off

repeal

reverse

scrub

strike down

undo

write out

charge off

cry off

pull the plug

score off

counterpoised

break

break off

clear

counterbalanced

countermand

cut

dispel

do away with

escape

Synonyms

anular

pagar

💸

suspender

rescindir

tronar

🌩️

borrar

extinguir

impedir

posponer

raspar

rayar

rechazar

redactar

suprimir

tachar

costear

derogar

expender

pasar a pérdidas y ganancias

cancelar en libros

echar fuera

mandar a la mierda

abortar

mandar al carajo

amortizar

botar

detener

emitir

extender

Translations

annuler

annullieren

tilgen

annuleren

löschen

supprimer

aufheben

streichen

abschreiben

durchstreichen

Hyphenated as

can‧ce‧lar

Pronounced as (IPA)

/kanθeˈlaɾ/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: cancellō

In summary

Borrowed from Latin cancellāre.