| 释义 |
can·ce·leer
noun
or can·ce·lier \|kan(t)sə|li(ə)r\
(-s)
Etymology: Old North French canceler to waver, totter, from Late Latin cancellare to cross the legs, from Latin, to make like a lattice — more at cancel
: the turn of a hawk in flight made before seizing or after missing the prey |