Examples of using "Válido" in a sentence and their english translations:
still remains valid
When does your passport expire?
The ticket is valid for a week.
This passport is valid for five years.
This ticket holds good for a month.
This is a valid point of view.
This ticket is valid for three months.
This ticket is good for two weeks.
The ticket is good through Monday.
Is this ticket good for this bus?
The pass is only valid for two weeks.
This ticket is good for one more week.
The same thing is true if you have droplets.
This certificate is valid until the end of 2023.
Registration is only valid after payment in advance.
My driver's license is valid for three more years.
and the doctor when giving it to the patient verifying it is valid,
This ticket is valid for two days after purchase.
My passport will expire next year.
- What I told you about him also holds good for his brother.
- What I told you about him also applies to his brother.
He tried hard only to find that he was not fit for the job.
- The ticket you've bought isn't valid during peak-time travel.
- The ticket you've bought isn't valid for travel during peak times.
- The ticket you've bought isn't valid during peak times.
- The ticket you've bought can't be used during peak times.
- The ticket you bought isn't valid during peak-time travel.
- The ticket you bought isn't valid for travel during peak times.
- The ticket you bought isn't valid during peak times.
- The ticket you bought can't be used during peak times.
- The ticket you've bought can't be used during rush hour.
- The ticket you bought can't be used during rush hour.
and it bumps it up to number 1, which is valuable in and of itself,
This passport is valid for five years.
If the player whose turn it is to play touches a piece, he must move it, unless no valid movement of that piece is possible.
It was my turn to play and my king wasn't being attacked, that is, wasn't put in check. But, none of my pieces could make any valid move. Thus, what is called "drowned king" or "draw by drowning" was characterized. The match was a draw.
If the player deliberately touches any of his pieces, he must move it, provided he can make a valid move with it. If he deliberately touches an opponent's piece, it must be captured, if capture is legally possible. This rule applies to all formal chess competitions. Players who intend to fail to observe this rule, in friendly matches, must agree on this in advance.