mature in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for mature in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.mature [Am məˈtʃʊr, məˈtʊr, Brit məˈtʃʊə] ADJ

1. mature (developed):

mature animal/plant/tree

adulto

mature fruit/vegetable

maduro

mature industry/market

desarrollado

mature artist/ideas/work

maduro

at that age most girls are physically mature

a esa edad la mayoría de las niñas ya se han desarrollado

2. mature (sensible):

mature person/attitude

maduro

3. mature FOOD:

mature whiskey

añejo

mature cheese

curado

mature wine

añejo

mature wine

de crianza

4. mature FIN:

mature policy/bond/debenture

vencido

II.mature [Am məˈtʃʊr, məˈtʊr, Brit məˈtʃʊə] VB intr

1. mature (develop):

mature plant/animal/person:

desarrollarse

mature artist/writer/work:

madurar

mature wine:

añejarse

to mature with age person:

madurar con la edad

to mature with age cheese/wine:

madurar con los años or el tiempo

2. mature (become sensible):

mature

madurar

3. mature FIN:

mature bond/policy:

vencer

III.mature [Am məˈtʃʊr, məˈtʊr, Brit məˈtʃʊə] VB trans

1. mature:

mature wine/whiskey

añejar

mature cheese

estacionar

2. mature person:

mature

hacer madurar

mature student N Brit

mature student

estudiante m mayor

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emotionally mature

emocionalmente

Translations for mature in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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añejar

to mature

adulto (adulta)

mature

revalidación

high-school diploma (for mature students)

maduro (madura)

mature

maduro (madura)

of mature years

maduro (madura)

mature

es joven pero muy maduro

he's young but very mature for his age

añejo (añeja)

mature

madurar

to mature

ha madurado mucho en el último año

she's become much more mature in the last year

madurar

to mature

adobera (queso)

type of mature cheese

mature in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for mature in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.mature [məˈtjʊəʳ, Am -ˈtʊr] ADJ

1. mature:

mature person, attitude

maduro, -a

mature animal

adulto, -a

to be mature beyond one's years

ser muy maduro para su edad

after mature reflection

después de una larga reflexión

2. mature:

mature fruit

maduro, -a

mature wine

añejo, -a

mature cheese

curado, -a

3. mature FIN:

mature

vencido, -a

II.mature [məˈtjʊəʳ, Am -ˈtʊr] VB intr

1. mature a. fig:

mature

madurar

2. mature FIN:

mature

vencer

III.mature [məˈtjʊəʳ, Am -ˈtʊr] VB trans

1. mature:

mature cheese, ham

curar

mature wine

añejar

2. mature person:

mature

hacer madurar

Translations for mature in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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añejo (-a) (vino)

mature

adulto (-a)

mature

granado (-a)

mature

madurar (persona)

to mature

madurar (persona)

to mature

hecho (-a)

mature

vino hecho

mature wine

maduro (-a) (persona: prudente)

mature

solera

mature wine mixed with younger wine to give it flavour

criar

to mature

dar la alternativa a alguien para algo fig

to consider sb mature enough to do sth

mature Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be mature beyond one's years

ser muy maduro para su edad

after mature reflection

después de una larga reflexión

to consider sb mature enough to do sth

dar la alternativa a alguien para algo fig

mature wine mixed with younger wine to give it flavour

solera

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A has been hypothesised as the mature form.

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The schistosomulae then migrate to the hepatic portal system of the liver to mature into adults.

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The paperback edition was released in 2005 and deals with mature themes.

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There have been instances of miscreants setting fire to mature lemon grass found on the hills.

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The specific name, "arboreus", refers to the tree-like appearance of a mature plant.

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This silvicultural system is normally implemented in forests that are considered mature, often after several thinnings.

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Mature was always a self-effacing star who had no delusions about his own work.

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The total enrollment stands at approximately 17,400 full-time students and 5,000 part-time mature students.

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Perhaps helped by her recent marriage and motherhood, the album showed more focused lyrics and a more mature singer.

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Also, mature companies with large amounts of capital invested and brand recognition create "barriers to entry" against new competitors.

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