Anula (en. Cancel)

/aˈnula/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To suspend or invalidate something.

The judge annuls the previous decision.

El juez anula la decisión previa.

To render an agreement or contract ineffective.

They decided to annul the contract due to breaches.

Decidieron anular el contrato debido a incumplimientos.

To eliminate a record or an entry.

He annulled his registration because he could not attend.

Anuló su inscripción porque no podía asistir.

From Latin 'annulāre', meaning 'to make a ring around', in the sense of rendering something ineffective.

to annul a contract

To eliminate the validity of a legal agreement.

anular un contrato

to cancel an appointment

To cancel a previously established commitment.

anular una cita

to annul a decision

To make a previously taken resolution ineffective.

anular una decisión

annulment

The act of annulling something.

anulación

annulable

That can be annulled.

anulable

annuller

That has the function of annulling.

anulador

In the context of relationships, indicating that something is not going to work.

That plan was annulled before it started.

Ese plan se anuló antes de comenzar.

Expression used to refer to something that has no validity.

That deal is annulled, don't count on it.

Ese trato es anulado, no cuentes con ello.