No. 9,975 in Spanish
caduco
"Outdated, worn-out, or no longer valid."
In a sentence
Mi licencia de conducir está caduca y necesito renovarla.
My driver's license has expired and I need to renew it.
In this sentence, 'caduco' is used to express that something, often a document or authorization, is no longer valid or has surpassed its expiration date.
Esas ideas son caducas y ya no se aplican al mundo moderno.
Those ideas are outdated and no longer apply to the modern world.
Here, 'caduca' refers to concepts, ideas, or beliefs that are considered antiquated or no longer relevant in the current context.
El queso estaba caduco y tuvimos que tirarlo.
The cheese was expired and we had to throw it away.
In this example, 'caduco' pertains to food products, indicating they are no longer fresh or suitable for consumption due to expiration.
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