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    How to use "Expire" word as a verb

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      Kekkaishi last edited by

      Hi, I've googled how can I use expire as a verb, but couldn't find an answer.
      I need to say the action to expire in order to describe a procedure that goes and "expires" records whose last registration date has ended
      Thanks

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        pols1337 last edited by

        The food expired a week ago.

        Your registration license expires at the end of the year.

        You better get your car tag renewed, otherwise it will expire in January.

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          JohnAllenson last edited by

          The root of it might help you understand how to use it.

          There are a bunch of words in English related to 'spirit'/breath.  To inspire is to breathe in and have a spirit enter you. 
          To expire is to breathe out and have the spirit leave you.  When a person expires they die.  When something hits its expiration date it's no longer good.  When a time of opportunity ends it's expired.

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