单词 | expire |
释义 | ex·pire intransitive verb 1. < was carried home by his two old counselors and soon expired — D.G.Hoffman > 2. a. < the period of ten years for which the court was established expired in 1918 — B.H.Williams > b. < now all his powerful patents have expired — C.B.Fisher > c. < the title of the daughters expired on the birth of the son — William Cruise > 3. < the whales … expired with a rushing sound the instant the blowhole was exposed — P.H.Gosse > 4. obsolete < furious winds … pent in blind caverns, struggling to expire — George Sandys > transitive verb 1. obsolete < as soon as their apostle had expired his last breath — Jeremy Taylor > 2. obsolete < would expire the misery of his unspeakable tormenting uncertainty — Thomas Nash > 3. < the basal metabolism test … measures the amount of carbon dioxide expired by the lungs — J.D.Ratcliff > — distinguished from inspire 4. archaic < every shrub expires perfume — Charles Churchill > |
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