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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries取消
Pronunciation / Transliteration: qǔxiāo
"航班取消造成了很大的麻烦。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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The action of cancelling something that has been arranged or planned.
"The flight cancellation caused major travel disruptions."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Latin cancellatio(n-), from cancellare 'to cancel'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Cancellation" is said worldwide
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annulation
Transliteration: annulation
"L'annulation du vol a provoqué des retards."
Stornierung
Transliteration: Stornierung
"Die Stornierung des Fluges verursachte Probleme."
cancellazione
Transliteration: cancellazione
"La cancellazione del volo ha causato disagi."
cancelación
Transliteration: cancelación
"La cancelación del vuelo causó problemas."
cancelamento
Transliteration: cancelamento
"O cancelamento do voo causou transtornos."
रद्द करना
Transliteration: radd karna
"उड़ान रद्द होने से समस्या हुई।"
取消
Transliteration: qǔxiāo
"航班取消造成了很大的麻烦。"
취소
Transliteration: chwiso
"항공편 취소로 인해 혼란이 발생했습니다."
キャンセル
Transliteration: kyanseru
"フライトのキャンセルにより大きな混乱が生じた。"
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