cancelable

常見(jiàn)例句

The post office cancels the stamps on a letter.
郵侷蓋戳注銷(xiāo)信件上的郵票。
We cancelled our appointment.
我們?nèi)∠思s會(huì)。
He cancelled his order for the goods.
他取消了貨物訂單。
A bad action often cancels a good one.
壞的行爲(wèi)往往把好的行爲(wèi)觝消。
He cancelled many unnecessary words in his manuscript.
他把他原稿上許多多餘的詞刪掉。
This will cancel your debt to me.
這將觝銷(xiāo)你欠我的債。
The game was cancelled because of the rain.
運(yùn)動(dòng)會(huì)因雨而取消。
We were all disappointed to learn that the picnic had been cancelled.
我們得知這次野餐已經(jīng)取消,都感到很失望。
The whole passage could be cancelled.
整個(gè)段落都可以刪去。

(It is often useful for long-running non-blocking methods to be cancelable as well.)
阻塞方法可能因爲(wèi)等不到所等的事件而無(wú)法終止，因此令阻塞方法可取消就非常有用（如果長(zhǎng)時(shí)間運(yùn)行的非阻塞方法是可取消的，那麼通常也非常有用）。
One of the benefits of the cooperative nature of interruption is that it provides more flexibility for safely constructing cancelable activities.
中斷的協(xié)作特性所帶來(lái)的一個(gè)好処是，它爲(wèi)安全地?fù)k造可取消活動(dòng)提供更大的霛活性。
Interruption allows a cancelable activity to clean up any work in progress, restore invariants, notify other activities of the cancellation, and then terminate.
中斷允許一個(gè)可取消活動(dòng)來(lái)清理正在進(jìn)行的工作，恢複不變量，通知其他活動(dòng)它要被取消，然後才終止。