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Meanings of expiry in inglês

português
morte
catalão
desaparició
espanhol
desaparición

The event of dying or departure from life.

morte
português
expiração
catalão
caducitat

A coming to an end of a contract period.

expiração
Usage of expiry in inglês
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Investors fear tomorrow's expiry could leave some banks facing a liquidity shortfall.
The Irish Times
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Gift vouchers: It's high time this rip-off of voucher expiry was stopped.
The Irish Times
3
The tax credits pulled sales forward and activity dropped after the expiry.
Reuters
4
Who knew sponges have an expiry date after you start using them?
The South African
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But then London has a bit of an expiry date on it.
The Irish Times
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The best-laid plans of mice and men have fairly stringent expiry dates.
The Irish Times
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They were on-site inspecting the expiry date of goods in the shop.
The South African
8
US weapons inspections ended last year with the expiry of a 1991 treaty.
The Guardian
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Our work has also generated more research interest on medicine expiry in Uganda.
Pubmed
10
And any backstop would have to have a clear expiry date, she said.
Reuters
11
Medicines with short expiry dates may also be in short supply.
News.com.au
12
The house was sold within weeks of expiry of the notice.
The Irish Times
13
Bank shares led the gains ahead of the November derivatives expiry on Thursday.
Reuters
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Some have expiry dates for points if they are not used.
News.com.au
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Traders said the expiry of futures and options was a source of volatility.
Reuters
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Brussels has proposed the end of 2015 as the expiry date.
Reuters
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Translations for expiry
Expiry through the time
Expiry across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare