lapsed

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v. （權(quán)利的）終止；（協(xié)議的）滿期；失效；（狀態(tài)、活動）中止；（宗教或?qū)W說的追隨者）背離；回復(fù)（先前或習(xí)慣的言語或行為）；衰退；（時間）逝去（lapse 的過去式及過去分詞）
adj. 不再參與的，脫離的；（尤指宗教信仰）背棄的；終止的；不再付款的

Mexico would be even better served if the United States renewed a ban on the sale of assault weapons that lapsed in 2004.
假如美國重新恢復(fù)2004年失效的突擊武器禁售令，也許都會給墨西哥帶來更大的協(xié)助。
The biggest is Mr Obama’s decision not to take on the gun lobby by seeking to renew a ban on the sale of certain semi-automatic weapons which lapsed in 2004.
最大的問題就是奧巴馬決定不支持贊成擁有槍支的游說團體，而試圖重新促使在2004年失效的禁止出售某種半自動武器的禁令再次生效。
The "lapsed listener" problem can be caused by carelessness at the design level: not adequately considering the lifetimes of the objects involved or simply by sloppy coding.
“失效偵聽器”的問題可以由設(shè)計級別上的不小心造成：沒有恰當(dāng)?shù)乜紤]包含的對象的壽命，或者由于松懈的編碼。

Rather, as a bilateral, non-dispositive treaty, the ABM Treaty lapsed when the USSR ceased to exist.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center for Security Policy Senate testimony of Douglas Feith and George Miron on ABM treaties and international law
Where it lapsed, in southern slaveholding colonies, a long period of economic backwardness resulted.
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A lapse is a moment or instance of bad behaviour by someone who usually behaves well.
A lapse of something such as concentration or judgment is a temporary lack of that thing, which can often cause you to make a mistake.
If you lapse into a quiet or inactive state, you stop talking or being active.
If someone lapses into a particular way of speaking, or behaving, they start speaking or behaving in that way, usually for a short period.
Lapse is also a noun.
A lapse of time is a period that is long enough for a situation to change or for people to have a different opinion about it.
If a period of time lapses, it passes.
If a situation or legal contract lapses, it is allowed to end rather than being continued, renewed, or extended.
If a member of a particular religion lapses, they stop believing in it or stop following its rules and practices.