CEFR B1

valid

adjective

Meaning

Legally or officially acceptable, or logically sound.

Examples

This passport is no longer valid.
The argument for lowering taxes is not valid.

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valid (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈvælɪd/

Definition

Legally or officially acceptable, or logically sound.

Examples

This passport is no longer valid.
The argument for lowering taxes is not valid.
Make sure your driver's license is valid before you drive.

How to Use valid

valid for (prepositional phrase): Having legal or official force for a specified period or purpose. — "This coupon is valid for one week only."
valid until (prepositional phrase): Remaining legally or officially acceptable up to a certain date. — "Your membership is valid until December 31st."

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