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maturing

UK

/məˈtjʊərɪŋ/

US

/məˈtʊrɪŋ/

maturingnoun

UK

/məˈtjʊə.rɪŋ/

US

/məˈtʊr.ɪŋ/

Gerund used as an uncountable noun referring to the process of becoming mature.

Definitions

The process or act of becoming mature or fully developed.

Proper cell differentiation is crucial during the maturing of the embryo.

Synonyms

coming of age

maturingadjective

UK

/məˈtʃʊərɪŋ/

US

/məˈtʃʊrɪŋ/

Translations

созревающий

The maturing fruit is almost ready to be harvested.

Созревающий фрукт почти готов к сбору.

взрослеющий

The maturing child is learning to take responsibility.

Взрослеющий ребенок учится брать на себя ответственность.

Additional translations

формирующийся

развивающийся

Definitions

Undergoing the process of becoming fully developed or grown.

The maturing fruit on the tree will soon be ready for harvest.

Becoming more advanced or sophisticated in terms of behavior or understanding.

Her maturing perspective on life has helped her make better decisions.

Synonyms

matureverb

maturing

Gerund

matured

Past Simple

matured

Past Participle

maturing

Gerund

UK

/məˈtjʊə/

US

/məˈtʊr/

Translations

созревать

The fruit will mature in a few weeks.

Фрукт созреет через несколько недель.

достигать зрелости

The investment will mature in ten years.

Инвестиция достигнет зрелости через десять лет.

взрослеть

Children mature at different rates.

Дети взрослеют с разной скоростью.

Definitions

To become fully developed or ripe.

The fruit will mature in a few weeks.

To reach an advanced stage of mental or emotional development.

He has matured a lot since he started college.

To reach the time when a financial obligation or investment becomes due for payment.

The bond will mature in ten years.

To bring (something) to full development, ripeness, or readiness.

The winemaker matures the wine in oak barrels for two years.

Synonyms

matureadjective

Definitions

Having reached a stage of full development or growth.

The mature tree provided ample shade in the garden.

Exhibiting advanced emotional or intellectual development.

She handled the situation in a very mature manner.

Suitable for adults, often due to complex themes or content.

The movie is rated for mature audiences only.

Of a financial instrument, debt, or other obligation: having reached the time when payment or settlement is due.

Investors often shift their money into mature bonds for greater security.

Having reached an optimum stage of ageing so as to develop the desired flavour, aroma, or texture (said especially of food and drink such as cheese or wine).

This mature cheddar has a rich, sharp taste.