anular

to cancel, to annul

a n u ˈl a ɾ
anul to cancel, to annul + ar Infinitive
verb Rare #33,897
to cancel, to annul Often used for canceling official things like a ticket, a reservation, or a contract.
SP: Tuvieron que anular la reserva por el mal tiempo.
EN: They had to cancel the reservation because of the bad weather.
Conjugation of anular
anular
Past

Lo vamos a anular y tú no tienes voz ni voto.

We're going to cancel it and you have no say in the matter.

— Anora (2024)

Tomás y María quieren anular su matrimonio.

Tomás and María want to annul their marriage.

Vamos a anular este matrimonio, ¿me escuchan?

We're going to annul this marriage, do you hear me?

— Anora (2024)

Me gustaría anular mi subscripción.

I would like to cancel my subscription.

Quiero anular mi subscripción.

I want to cancel my subscription.

Me gustaría anular mi reserva.

I would like to cancel my reservation.

Tengo que anular.

I have to cancel.

El papá de Iván quiere anular esto.

Ivan's dad wants to annul this.

— Anora (2024)

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