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to expire
01
expirar, fallecer
to pass away or cease to live
Intransitive
02
expirar, caducar
(of a document, contract, etc.) to no longer be legally recognized because of reaching the end of validity period
Intransitive: to expire point in time
03
expirar, suspirar
to release air from the lungs, often as a breath or sigh
Transitive: to expire air
04
expirar, caducar
(particularly of a time period) to no longer be valid or active
Intransitive
05
expirar, caducar
to become unsafe to use after a certain period of time
Intransitive: to expire | to expire point in time
expire
v
expiration
n
expiration
n
expiratory
adj
expiratory
adj
expired
adj
expired
adj
Ejemplo
This bottle of cough syrup expires in two weeks.
The president’s term of office expires in December.
His tenure as CEO expires at the end of the fiscal year.
The unused vacation days will expire if not taken before the end of the year.
The contract with the supplier automatically expired after three years, requiring renegotiation of terms for continued service.
