expire in Japanese
expire in Japanese is 失効 — expire means to stop being valid or usable after a set time.
expire in Japanese
失効
Pronounced: shikkō
(intransitive) To lapse and become invalid.
What does "expire" mean?
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verb To stop being valid or usable after a set time.
"My passport expires next month."
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verb To die (a formal or literary use).
"The old king expired peacefully in his sleep."
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expire in a sentence
- My passport expires next month.
- The coupon expired before she could use it.
- The old king expired peacefully in his sleep.
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What is "expire" in Japanese?
"expire" in Japanese is 失効. expire means: To stop being valid or usable after a set time.
How do you pronounce 失効?
"expire" in Japanese is 失効, pronounced "shikkō".
How do you use "expire" in a sentence?
Example: "My passport expires next month." In Japanese, "expire" is 失効.
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