calls, called, calling
to call off
phrasal verbC
To cancel an event or activity that was planned
- 1They decided to call off the meeting due to bad weather.
- 2The concert was called off because the singer was sick.
To call off means to decide not to have a planned event or activity anymore. It is like saying "no" to something that was supposed to happen. It can be because of bad weather, lack of interest, or other reasons. It is important to let people know when you call off something.
To call off means to decide not to have a planned event or activity anymore. Remember, communication is key when calling off something. It shows respect for others' time and helps avoid confusion. Always inform people promptly when you need to call off an event.
at the courthouse
Unexpected Day Off
Mark
I heard they decided to call off the trial today.
Emily
Really? I was all set to attend.
Mark
Yeah, something came up with the judge.
Emily
Well, I guess we have the afternoon free now.
at the library
Cancelled Study Group
James
Hey Amanda, did you hear about the study group?
Amanda
Yes, they decided to call off the session today.
James
Oh no, I was looking forward to it.
Amanda
I know, but we can still study together if you want.
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Similar to "to call off":
- 1cancel
- 2abort