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lapse Significado & definición

0 a temporary failure -- lapsus, falla
- a lapse of concentration
- The management’s decision to ignore the safety warnings demonstrated a remarkable lapse of judgment.
- a memory lapse
1 a period of time passing between two things happening -- lapso
- a time lapse/a lapse of time
- He turned up again after a lapse of two years.
2 to end legally or officially by not being continued or made effective for a longer period -- caducar, vencer
- The association needs to win back former members who have allowed their subscriptions to lapse.
3 when sth fails or is not done properly -- lapso [ masculine, singular ]
- a lapse in concentration un fallo en la concentración
- a momentary lapse of common sense un lapso momentáneo de sentido común
4 an interval of time between -- lapso [ masculine, singular ]
- There was a lapse of seven years between our first date and our marriage. Hubo un intérvalo de siete años entre nuestra primera cita y nuestro matrimonio.
5 (of sth official) to stop being effective or valid -- caducar
- The agreement will lapse if payments are not made. El acuerdo expirará si no se realizan los pagos.

The forthcoming legislation will, as regards the comitology especially of financial services have essential clauses permitting it to lapse.
The implementation of short-term or temporary objectives or technical problems have resulted in temporary lapses in compiling statistical data, all with drastic results.
Following the disaster, we are discovering serious safety lapses in the chemical industry in other parts of the country.
You could have moved it yourself but as it lapsed because of the previous vote, unfortunately you cannot table it yourself.
I also agree with the rapporteur that upon the introduction of a new protected design, the protection of spare parts involved in the old design should lapse.