No. 10,014 in Spanish
cancele
"Cancele" in Spanish means "cancel" or "call off" in English.
In a sentence
Espero que cancele su deuda pronto.
I hope they cancel their debt soon.
The word 'cancele' here is used in a subjunctive mood, expressing a wish or desire about the subject's action regarding cancelling the debt.
No quiero que cancele la suscripción sin avisarme.
I don't want them to cancel the subscription without informing me.
In this case, 'cancele' is again in the subjunctive mood, indicating an action dependent on the speaker's expressed desire.
Exijo que cancele la reunión para reorganizarla.
I demand that they cancel the meeting to reorganize it.
Here, 'cancele' is utilized in a subjunctive mode, showing a command or strong request related to the discussed action of canceling the meeting.
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