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maturate

/ˈmætʃ.ʊ.reɪt/

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/ˈmætʃ.ʊ.reɪt/formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревший глагол, означающий созревать или достигать зрелости; в настоящее время в значительной степени заменён словом 'mature'.

An obsolete verb meaning to ripen or reach maturity; now largely replaced by 'mature'.

  1. Develop and reach maturityB2formal

    To undergo maturation; to develop fully and reach a mature state.

    ruРазвиваться и достигать зрелости

    • The tadpole will maturate into a frog over several weeks.
    • These cells need time to maturate before they become functional.
    • The plan continued to maturate as more details were added.

    Synonymsagedevelopgrowmaturemellowripenseason

    Antonymsregressstagnatewither

  2. Grow old or olderB2formal

    To age or become older.

    ruСтареть

    • As he matured, his wisdom grew.
    • The wine will maturate beautifully in the cellar.
    • The society continued to maturate over the centuries.

    Synonymsageget onsenesce

  3. Ripen and generate pusC1formalmedical

    To form pus, typically in an abscess or wound.

    ruСозревать и гноиться

    • The wound began to maturate, indicating an infection.
    • The abscess will maturate and may need to be drained.
    • The doctor observed that the boil was beginning to maturate.

    Synonymsfestersuppurate

Forms
  • maturated past participle
  • maturated past simple
  • maturating present participle
  • maturates third person singular
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