noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
the expiry date British English , expiration date American English (= a date on a product after which it cannot be used )
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Check the expiry date on your credit card.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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date
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Check the expiry date on the packet.
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My Visa number is expiry date 09/94.
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The block exemptions are subject to review, since they have expiry dates written in, but no substantial change is imminent.
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The company is currently seeking agreement, and an extension of its credit agreement beyond the current June 30 expiry date .
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Profit diagrams can only be intelligibly drawn for strategies involving investments with the same expiry dates .
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These forms are filed alphabetically, the expiry date carefully noted and systematically cleared out after the expiry date has elapsed.
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His defence, to start with, was the circular from the Tripoli Committee extending the expiry date on the milk.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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All claims should be notified as soon as reasonable possible after the expiry of the insurance.
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At the expiry of his term he became free of the Clothworkers' Company on 7 August 1771.
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Dissolution of the League did not entail the expiry of the supervisory function.
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My Visa number is expiry date 09/94.
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No further steamings are planned for the locomotive after its return to York, due to the fast-approaching expiry of the boiler ticket.
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The agreement allowed for rises of 9.5 percent between February 1990 and its date of expiry in September 1991.
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The Bundestag is elected for a fixed term and can only in special cases be dissolved before the expiry of its term.
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These transactions are converted at the contract rate upon expiry .