Valid Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈvæɫɪd/

VA-lid

UK

/vˈælɪd/

VA-lid

التعريف

Something is 'valid' if it is officially acceptable, correct, or still in effect. Often used for documents, tickets, or arguments that meet requirements.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Valid' is formal/neutral. Used with 'passport', 'ticket', 'argument', 'reason'. 'Valid' for logic means reasonable or logically correct. Not the same as 'valuable' (worth something). In law, means legally acceptable.

• Spanish: válido
• Portuguese (BR): válido
• Portuguese (PT): válido
• Chinese (Simplified): 有效的
• Chinese (Traditional): 有效的
• Hindi: वैध
• Arabic: صالح - ساري المفعول
• Bengali: বৈধ - কার্যকর
• Russian: действительный - законный - обоснованный
• Japanese: 有効（ゆうこう） - 妥当（だとう）
• Vietnamese: hợp lệ - có hiệu lực
• Korean: 유효한 - 타당한
• Turkish: geçerli
• Urdu: درست - جائز - معتبر
• Indonesian: sah - berlaku

جمل نموذجية

Your passport is valid for another two years.

basic

Is this ticket still valid?

basic

That is a valid reason for being late.

basic

All IDs must be valid and not expired.

natural

That's not a valid excuse—you just overslept.

natural

Her point is valid, so let’s consider it.

natural