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mature

/məˈtʃʊr/

Tradução: Descreve alguém ou algo que está totalmente desenvolvido, cresceu ou é adulto por natureza; também se aplica a frutos que estão prontos para consumo., Verbo usado para indicar o processo de crescimento, desenvolvimento ou amadurecimento completo, bem como a conquista de maturidade emocional ou intelectual.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

adjective

/məˈtʃʊr/B1formal
  • ptDescreve alguém ou algo que está totalmente desenvolvido, cresceu ou é adulto por natureza; também se aplica a frutos que estão prontos para consumo.

Describes someone or something that is fully developed, grown, or adult in nature.

  1. Fully developed physicallyB1formal

    Having reached full growth or development.

    ptMaduro

    • The tree is now mature and produces fruit every year.
    • A mature adult has fully developed bones and muscles.
    • The animal reaches its mature size after three years.

    Sinônimosadultdevelopedfull-grownfully growngrowngrownupripe

    Antônimosimmatureunderdevelopedundevelopedunripeyoung

  2. Emotionally developedB1formal

    Behaving in a sensible, responsible, and adult-like manner.

    ptMaduro

    • She is very mature for her age.
    • He handled the criticism in a mature way.
    • A mature person takes responsibility for their actions.

    Sinônimosadultbalancedgrownupjudiciouslevel-headedrationalreasonableresponsiblesensiblewise

    Antônimoschildishimmatureinfantilejuvenilepuerile

  3. Fully developed or ripeB1formal

    Used for food or products that are ready to be used or consumed.

    ptMaduro

    • The cheese has a mature flavor after aging for a year.
    • These apples are mature and ready to eat.
    • The wine is mature and has a rich taste.

    Sinônimosagedcuredmellowreadyripeseasoned

    Antônimosgreenimmatureunripe

Formas
  • maturer comparative form
  • maturest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/məˈtʃʊər/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar o processo de crescimento, desenvolvimento ou amadurecimento completo, bem como a conquista de maturidade emocional ou intelectual.

A verb used to indicate the process of becoming fully grown, developed, or ripe, or reaching a state of emotional or intellectual adulthood.

  1. Become fully grown or developedB1formal

    To reach a state of full physical or mental development.

    ptAmadurecer

    • Children mature at different rates.
    • The fruit matures in late summer.
    • His personality matured significantly during college.

    Sinônimosblossomcome of agedevelopevolvegrow upripen

    Antônimosarrestregressstagnate

  2. Become due for paymentB2formalbusiness

    To reach the date when a financial instrument, such as a bond or insurance policy, becomes payable.

    ptTornar-se exigível

    • The bond will mature in five years.
    • Her savings certificate matured last month.
    • The policy matures when the insured person turns 65.
  3. Develop over timeB2formal

    To develop or improve gradually through experience or aging.

    ptDesenvolver-se com o tempo

    • His artistic style matured over the decades.
    • The company's strategy matured as the market evolved.
    • Her understanding of the subject matured with practice.

    Sinônimosagedevelopevolvegrowmellowprogressripenseason

    Antônimosdeclinedeteriorateregressstagnate

Formas
  • matured past participle
  • matured past simple
  • maturing present participle
  • matures third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condições herdadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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