cancelar

Meaning

1. (transitive) to call off, to cancel
2. (neologism, transitive) to cancel (a person deemed unacceptable)

Concepts

cancel

call off

abort

annul

revoke

lift

write off

rescind

quash

expunge

invalidate

undo

pre-empt

put off

recall

repeal

reverse

scratch

scrub

strike down

terminate

vacate

void

charge off

cry off

abandon

uncheck

avoid

break

countermand

cross out

cut out

deep six

kill

🔪🩸👤

nullify

override

overturn

preempt

Synonyms

anular

revogar

invalidar

rescindir

amortizar

cassar

dar baixa

dar baixa nos livros

dar baixa no ativo

abandonar

passar para lucros e perdas

abortar

borrar

riscar

Translations

annuler

annullare

cancelar

anular

ακυρώνω

annuleren

iptal etmek

streichen

abbrechen

supprimer

abroger

cancel·lar

absagen

widerrufen

Pronounced as (IPA)

/kɐ̃.seˈla(ʁ)/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: cancello

In summary

Borrowed from Latin cancellāre (“to make like a lattice, to cover with a lattice, to cancel”), ultimately from cancer (“lattice, grid”), from Proto-Indo-European *geng- (“lump”). Doublet of chancelar, via French.

Sentences

Isto irá cancelar automaticamente os sacos das especialidades acima mencionadas até então .

This will automatically cancel the bags of the aforementioned specialties by then.