expired in Spanish
expired in Spanish is caducado, vencido — expired means no longer valid because the set time has passed.
expired in Spanish
caducado
that is no longer valid
vencido
that is no longer valid
What does "expired" mean?
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adj No longer valid because the set time has passed.
"He tried to use an expired coupon at checkout."
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expired in a sentence
- He tried to use an expired coupon at checkout.
- Don't drink expired milk.
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What is "expired" in Spanish?
"expired" in Spanish is caducado, vencido. expired means: No longer valid because the set time has passed.
How do you use "expired" in a sentence?
Example: "He tried to use an expired coupon at checkout." In Spanish, "expired" is caducado, vencido.
Are there other ways to say "expired" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "expired": caducado, vencido.
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