expiration
61expiration — Coming to an end; termination by lapse of time …
62expiration — n. 1 breathing out. 2 expiry. Etymology: L expiratio (as EXPIRE) …
63expiration date — noun Date: circa 1946 1. the date after which something (as a credit card) is no longer in effect 2. the date after which a product (as food or medicine) should not be sold because of an expected decline in quality or effectiveness …
64expiration date — the last date that a product, as food, should be used before it is considered spoiled or ineffective, usually specified on the label or package. * * * …
65expiration month — The month in which an option expires. Exchange Handbook Glossary …
66expiration/expiración — (falso amigo) Son equivalentes si se trata de muerte o de caducación; pero hablando de respiración, en español se dice espirar, no expirar …
67Expiration Time — Verfallzeit …
68Expiration Time — Verfallzeit …
69expiration date — date upon which something ends, date after which something is no longer useable or valid …
70expiration of the right — termination of the claim or privilege …