expire là gì? Phát âm và cách dùng trong tiếng Anh

Từ "expire" trong tiếng Anh có nhiều nghĩa, nhưng thường liên quan đến việc hết hạn hoặc kết thúc. Dưới đây là cách sử dụng chi tiết:

1. Hết hạn (Thời gian, Giấy tờ, Hợp đồng):

• Ý nghĩa: Đây là cách sử dụng phổ biến nhất của "expire". Nó có nghĩa là hết hạn sử dụng, hết thời hạn hoặc hết hiệu lực.
• Ví dụ:
  • "Expired date" (Ngày hết hạn) - "The milk expires tomorrow." (Sữa sẽ hết hạn vào ngày mai.)
  • "Driver's license expires in six months." (Giấy phép lái xe hết hạn trong sáu tháng.)
  • "The contract will expire next year." (Hợp đồng sẽ hết hạn vào năm tới.)
  • "The coupon expires on December 31st." (Phiếu giảm giá hết hạn vào ngày 31 tháng 12.)

2. Lên án tử hình (Pháp luật, Lịch sử):

• Ý nghĩa (hiếm gặp hơn): Trong lịch sử pháp lý, "expire" có nghĩa là bị kết án tử hình và chết. Tuy nhiên, cách sử dụng này ít phổ biến trong tiếng Anh hiện đại.
• Ví dụ:
  • "The condemned man's sentence expired." (Người bị kết án tử hình đã chết.) (Đây là một ví dụ lịch sử, ít được dùng trong giao tiếp hàng ngày.)

3. (Động từ) Kết thúc, Chấm dứt (Giờ, Yêu cầu, Bài viết):

• Ý nghĩa: "Expire" cũng có thể được sử dụng như một động từ để chỉ việc chấm dứt hoặc kết thúc một điều gì đó.
• Ví dụ:
  • "The timer expired." (Đồng hồ bấm giờ kết thúc.)
  • "The deadline for submitting applications expired." (Thời hạn nộp đơn đã hết.)
  • "His term in office expired." (Thời gian ở nhiệm sở của ông đã kết thúc.)

Lưu ý:

• Synonyms (Từ đồng nghĩa): "Expire" có thể được thay thế bằng các từ như “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire,” “expire”

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