1.〈口〉命令停止,宣告终止;丢手,放手;取消(婚约)
2.〈美〉点(名),列举(数字)
3.叫开;转移开(注意力等)
1.to decide that something will not happen; to decide to stop something that is already happening
2.to tell an animal or person to stop attacking or chasing someone
3.to stop criticizing or attacking another person
1.It was decided to call off the search when there was no hope of finding the missing child alive.
在没有希望找到那名失踪的孩子生还时，决定停止搜寻。
2.I hastened to call off the disconcerted dog, and went away, full of reverence.
我急忙唤回有点失措的狗，满怀敬意地走开。
3.The doctor had to call off all his appointments for the day and rush to the hospital.
这位医生不得不取消所的有约会，而赶到医院里去。
4.I would have given nuch to have been able to call off the whole thing.
我宁愿失去很多来弥补那所有发生过的事情。
5.I prefer to call off the meeting on account of boss's absence.
我倾向于取消会议因为老板不在。
6.The only loud dissenter was Venezuela, whose envoy urged America and its allies to call off "invasion plans against Libya" .
其中唯一的异议者是委内瑞拉，他们的大使敦促美国和它的同盟们停止“对利比亚的进攻计划”。
7.Israeli government spokesman Mark Regev would not say what level of violence would provoke Israel to call off the cease-fire.
以色列政府发言人马克雷格夫并没有说何种程度的挑衅将取消以色列停火。
8.After what had happened, we decided to call off the scheduled meeting.
既然发生了那样的事情，我们决定取消那次预定的会议。
9.Do you think you'll be able to come in tomorrow? Or should I call off your appointments for tomorrow too?
你明天能来吗？或者是我也帮你取消明天的约定？
10.Also, if you are facing a large raise or re raise you want to call off less of your stack out of position than in position.
当然，面对一个大加注时，你在有位置时比起没位置时，更愿意跟注。