Cancel in Tagalog

Cancel in Tagalog is translated as “Kanselahin” – the act of stopping, withdrawing, or declaring that a planned event, order, or agreement will not proceed. This versatile verb is commonly used in various contexts from appointments to subscriptions.

Understanding how to properly use “cancel” in Tagalog is essential for everyday communication, whether you’re managing appointments, handling reservations, or dealing with service subscriptions. Let’s explore its definitions, synonyms, and practical usage.

[Words] = Cancel

[Definition]:

• Cancel /ˈkænsəl/
• Verb 1: To decide that something that has been arranged will not happen or be done.
• Verb 2: To stop something that has been ordered or planned.
• Verb 3: To mark or stamp a ticket, check, or postage stamp to show it has been used.

[Synonyms] = Kanselahin, Bawiin, Ipagpaliban, Ihinto, Wakasan, Tanggalin, Iurong

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: I need to cancel my appointment with the doctor tomorrow because I have an emergency meeting.

Ex1_PH: Kailangan kong kanselahin ang aking appointment sa doktor bukas dahil may emergency meeting ako.

Ex2_EN: The airline will cancel all flights if the weather conditions continue to worsen.

Ex2_PH: Ang airline ay kakanselahin ang lahat ng flights kung ang kondisyon ng panahon ay patuloy na lumala.

Ex3_EN: She decided to cancel her subscription to the streaming service to save money.

Ex3_PH: Nagpasya siyang kanselahin ang kanyang subscription sa streaming service para makatipid ng pera.

Ex4_EN: Please cancel my order if you cannot deliver it within the promised time frame.

Ex4_PH: Paki-kansela ang aking order kung hindi ninyo ito maipadadala sa loob ng ipinangakong oras.

Ex5_EN: The concert organizers had to cancel the event due to the sudden typhoon warning.

Ex5_PH: Ang mga organizer ng concert ay napilitang kanselahin ang event dahil sa biglang babala ng bagyo.