canc

IPA/kˈaŋk/
IPA/kˈæŋk/

canc — 縮寫

1. a short written form of 'canceled', used on schedules, tickets, booking records,

1.縮寫B2
釋義

已取消

書面中標示某事取消的簡寫

a short written form of 'canceled', used on schedules, tickets, booking records, and notices to show that a trip, event, or service will not take place

例句

After the snowstorm, the departures board showed the 6:10 bus as canc.

暴風雪過後，發車看板把 6：10 的巴士顯示為 canc，也就是已取消。

shown as canc on a departures board

Nkechi wrote canc beside Friday's drama rehearsal on the school notice.

Nkechi 在學校公告上把週五的戲劇排練旁邊寫上 canc，表示已取消。

canc beside an event on a notice

同義詞
  • canceled

    the full form used in ordinary writing and speech

  • called off

    common in full sentences for events or plans, not as a compact written label

  • off

    another short status word, especially for events and matches in British English

反義詞
  • scheduled

    shows that the event or service is still planned to happen

文法句型

shown as canc

marked canc beside + event

stamped canc on + booking or ticket

用法筆記

Used almost only in writing, especially on boards, tickets, booking systems, and quick staff notes where space is limited. In ordinary sentences and in speech, people use the full word 'canceled' instead.

常見錯誤

❌The meeting is canc.
✅The meeting is canceled.
💡use the full word in ordinary sentences; canc is mainly a written label or note.
❌My flight got canc yesterday.
✅My flight got canceled yesterday.
💡canc is not used as a normal spoken or written verb form.