"On a annulé la veille à cause des prévisions météo."

Translation: We canceled the day before because of the weather forecast.

[Poef9]

We cancelled what? It seems an object is missing, or is that quite alright and understood?

[IllparlerFrench]

Yeah other exercises there'd be stuff like « j'en ai deux » but this exercise has no object. Was totally expecting there to be something like « on l'a annulé ... » .

[LiamBaving]

We cancelled the day before owing to the weather forecast?

[ShamaFelix]

Does "la veille" mean "the day"?

[relox84]

La veille means "the day before" just like "le lendemain" means "the following day"

[Vic3141]

Thanks relox

[kmargittai]

Sounds like they just canceled Christmas Eve!

[Brag2000]

Why isn't 'meteo' plural here?

[AngusWi]

i assumed the s of "prévisions" made it plural, so i put "we cancelled the day before because of weather forecasts". am i wrong in this case?

[PhilipJollans]

Does this sentence actually mean something in French, or is it meaningless nonsense?