expires

verb

USik-SPYRZ/ɪkˈspaɪə(ɹ)z/UKik-SPY-uhz/ɪkˈspaɪəz/

1 meaning of expires

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verb
Third-person singular simple present of expire.
The warranty expires twelve months after the date of purchase.
Her passport expires just before the trip, so she needs to renew it soon.
Note
The present-tense form used with he, she, it or a singular noun. With I, you, we or they, the bare expire is used instead. Most of its meanings take no object: a lease, a deadline or a person simply expires, often followed by a time phrase such as next month. Only a few meanings take an object: breathing air out, giving off a vapor, or bringing something to a close.

expires is a form of expire

expire, verb: To reach the end of a valid period and cease to be in force. Full entry

Forms: expireexpires he/she/itexpiring -ing formexpired past tense, past participle
Spelling: expire → expires: add -s

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