| 释义 |
can·cel·la·tion
noun
also can·cel·ation \ˌkan(t)səˈlāshən, -ˌaa-, -ˌai-\
(-s)
Etymology: cancel + -ation
1.
a. : the act of canceling, of deleting, or of nullifying or invalidating
< the cancellation of the faulty passage >
< cancellation of the town ordinance >
b.
(1) : the calling off of an arrangement (as for travel)
(2) : the accommodation released
< was lucky to get a late cancellation for the trip to Chicago >
2. : the result of canceling: as
a. : the set of marks on a piece of mail made in the process of canceling the stamp
b. : the marks applied to the stamp itself as distinct from the postmark
3. : the termination by the insured or the insurer or both of insurance in accordance with the specified terms of a policy |