| 释义 | 
		cancelcan•cel /'kænsəl/ (cancelled, cancelled; cancelling英, canceled, canceled; canceling美 )  vt- 1.   撤销,取消;废除,终止 
 -  • He canceled his order for a new car. 他取消了买新车的订单。 
  -  • He cancelled a disputed clause in the contract.  他废除了契约中有争执的条文。 
   - 2.   【印】盖销(票、邮票或其他票证以防再用); 注销 
 -  • cancelled stamps 已盖销的邮票 
  -  • a cancelled cheque 已付讫的支票 
  -  • cancel with a mark  加印(戳)盖销 
   - 3.   抵消;对消 
 -  • The increase in the strength of their navy is cancelled by that in our army. 他们海军力量的增长被我军陆军力量的增长所抵消。 
   - 4.   删去,划掉 
 -  • cancel the underlined phrases from the manuscript  将手稿中划线部分的词语删去 
   - 5.   【数】 约去;消去 
 -  • Nine and twelve can be cancelled by three. 9和12的公约数是3。 
      vi- 1.   取消约会(或比赛、订货等) 
  - 2.   相互抵消效果(或力量等) 
  - 3.   【数】 约去;消去 
    词组cancel out 1.   (相互)抵消  • The effort involved in travel cancelled out the possible pleasure he would have. 他在旅行中所费的劲抵消了他可能得到的愉快。   2.   除去,抵消(某种款项);删去  • cancel out the charge  销账    |