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cancel out - translation to russian
PUERTO RICAN SINGER, ACTOR AND RETIRED POLICE OFFICER
Migue Cancel
cancel out
MATHEMATICAL PROCESS USED FOR REMOVING SUBEXPRESSIONS FROM A MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION
Cancel out
['kæn(ə)l'aut]
общая лексика
уравновесить, сбалансировать
свести на нет
фразовый глагол
общая лексика
уравновесить
сбалансировать
нейтрализовать
свести на нет
cancel out
MATHEMATICAL PROCESS USED FOR REMOVING SUBEXPRESSIONS FROM A MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION
Cancel out
уравновешивать, нейтрализовать (напр. действия конкурента)
cancel out
MATHEMATICAL PROCESS USED FOR REMOVING SUBEXPRESSIONS FROM A MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION
Cancel out
cancel out а) уравновесить, сбалансировать The $1 I owed him and the $1 he owes me cancel out. б) свести на нет The poor quality of his work this year cancels out his former improvement. His good qualities and his faults cancel out.
Definition
стек
СТЁК, стёкся, стекла, стеклась. прош. вр. от стечь
, стечься.
, стечься.
II. СТЕК [стэк], стека, ·муж. (·англ. stick) (спорт.). Твердый, эластичный хлыст, употр. при верховой езде.
Wikipedia
Miguel Cancel
Miguel Ángel Cancel Vázquez (born June 28, 1968) is an American singer, actor and retired police officer of Puerto Rican descent who began his career with the Puerto Rico-based boy band Menudo.
Examples of use of cancel out
1. The government says the extra points for English speakers will cancel out this disadvantage.
2. Sensitivity for the feelings of minorities cannot cancel out law–enforcement activities.
3. The new glass creates a second set of vibrations which cancel out the first.
4. It‘s about factoring in a positive to cancel out, or diminish, a negative.
5. Spartak will be looking to score an early away goal to cancel out the Spaniard‘s advantage.
