ex·pire 
/ɪkˈspajɚ/ verb
ex·pires; ex·pired; ex·pir·ing /ɪkˈspajɚ/ verb 1 [no obj] : to end : to no longer be valid after a period of time
▪ This offer expires (on) March 1. ▪ My driver's license has expired. 2 [no obj] formal : to die
▪ She expired after a long illness. 3 /ɛkˈspajɚ/ [+ obj] medical : to breathe out (air) : exhale
▪ measuring the volume of air expired from the lungs
▪ This offer expires (on) March 1. ▪ My driver's license has expired.
▪ She expired after a long illness.
[+ obj] medical : to breathe out (air) : exhale ▪ measuring the volume of air expired from the lungs
time expires
◊When time expires in a game, the clock shows that there is no more time and play stops.
▪ They scored seconds before time expired.
▪ They scored seconds before time expired.
