cancel
US /ˈkæn.səl/
UK /ˈkæn.səl/
1.
membatalkan, menghapuskan
to decide that something that has been arranged will not now happen
:
•
We had to cancel our trip due to bad weather.
Kami terpaksa membatalkan perjalanan kami kerana cuaca buruk.
•
The concert was canceled at the last minute.
Konsert itu dibatalkan pada saat-saat akhir.
2.
membatalkan, memadam
to mark or delete something with a line or cross
:
•
Please cancel the incorrect entry on the form.
Sila batalkan entri yang salah pada borang.
•
He canceled out the repeated words in the sentence.
Dia membatalkan perkataan yang berulang dalam ayat itu.
1.
pembatalan, cap pembatalan
a mark or stamp indicating that something has been canceled
:
•
The post office put a cancel on the stamp.
Pejabat pos meletakkan cap pembatalan pada setem.
•
The old ticket had a clear cancel mark.
Tiket lama mempunyai tanda pembatalan yang jelas.