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What this sentence means: I'll have to take a rain check on that.
Is it correctly if I use this word or phrases in this sentence: Could we put it off/postpone it/alter it/change it/make it to the next day? I mean, Can I use all of this words to express that I want to change appointment?
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Yes, taking a rain check is slang for canceling a scheduled engagement.
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Yes, using the phrase "I'll have to take a rain check" implies that you are hoping that the appointment can be postponed to a later date.
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