mature如何读

英:[məˈtʃʊə(r)]

美:[məˈtʃʊr]

mature英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 成熟的,成年人的 fully grown and developed
  2. 深思的; 慎重的 having or typical of a fully developed mind; sensible
v.(动词)
  1. vi. & vt. (使)成熟 bring to full development or to a state ready for use

mature是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 成熟的,成年人的,成年的,发育完全的,稳重的,慎重的,贤明的
  2. (已)到期的
  3. 酿熟的,酿成的,熟的,圆熟的,发酵成熟的
  4. 应支付的
  5. 【地】壮年的
  6. 仔细考虑过的,周到的
  7. 不再年轻的
v. (动词)
  1. 成熟,变成熟,使成熟,(使)长成,发展成熟,(使)成长起来
  2. 慎重作出,慎重拟定,周密考虑,慎密设计,(充分)制定,酝酿
  3. 使完善
  4. 熟,到期,使熟,发酵成熟
  5. 完成,形成,酿成,制成
  6. 有判断力
  7. (使)充分发展
  8. 到期(应付款)

mature自然拼读

ma·ture

m chur [or] m tur

mature变形

第三人称单数:matures

现在分词:maturing

过去式:matured

过去分词:matured

比较级:maturer或more mature

最高级:maturest或most mature

mature扩展

maturely (adv.), matureness (n.)

mature词根

词根:mature

adj.

matured 成熟的;到期的

adv.

maturely 成熟地;充分地

n.

maturity 成熟;到期;完备

maturation 成熟;化脓;生殖细胞之形成

v.

matured 成熟;到期(mature的过去分词)

vi.

maturate 成熟;化脓

vt.

maturate 成熟;化脓;使化脓

mature英英释义

Verb

1. develop and reach maturity; undergo maturation;

"He matured fast"

"The child grew fast"

2. develop and work out fully in one's mind;

"I need to mature my thoughts"

3. become due for repayment;

"These bonds mature in 2005"

4. cause to ripen or develop fully;

"The sun ripens the fruit"

"Age matures a good wine"

5. grow old or older;

"She aged gracefully"

"we age every day--what a depressing thought!"

"Young men senesce"

6. cause to ripen and discharge pus;

"The oil suppurates the pustules"

Adjective

1. characteristic of maturity;

"mature for her age"

2. fully considered and perfected;

"mature plans"

3. having reached full natural growth or development;

"a mature cell"

4. fully developed or matured and ready to be eaten or used;

"ripe peaches"

"full-bodies mature wines"

5. (of birds) having developed feathers or plumage; often used in combination

mature词组

mature market成熟的市场

mature stage成熟期;产品生命成熟期

mature market economy成熟的市场经济

mature embryo成熟胚

mature adult成熟的成年人

mature区别

 mature, ripe

这组词都有“成熟的”的意思,其区别是:

mature指生物完成了长生、发育的全过程或周期,表明已经成熟;也可指经周期、慎重考虑而制定的计划或作出的决定。

ripe主要指水果、谷物和蔬菜等的成熟,也可引申作“时机成熟”解。

以上来源于网络

 mature, age, develop, ripen

这组词都有“成熟、长成”的意思,其区别是:

mature指生物自然发育成熟或丰满或使其能起正常作用,还可指人获得智慧、经验或变得世故。

age一般指使人过早成熟,强调已走向衰老。

develop侧重使某一种类或个体潜在本能进化完全,词义比mature广泛。

ripen侧重已到长生成熟的顶点。

以上来源于网络

 mature, adult, grown-up

这组词都有“成年的,成熟的”的意思,其区别是:

mature用于生物时,指完全长好了。用于人时,指达到了生命的黄金时期,但所暗示的青少年和成年之间的界限不明显。

adult一般指生理上的童年期已结束,达到法定年龄。

grown-up多用于口语,含义与adult基本相同,但更侧重脱离儿童阶段,已成大人,与childish意思相反。

以上来源于网络

 mature, ripe, adult, grown-up

mature泛指动植物的成熟

ripe主要用于果实成熟;

adult强调法律规定的成年人;

grown-up身体发育成熟;

以上来源于网络

mature词源中文解释

约在1400年, maturen,意为“促进化脓”; 15世纪中期,用于植物,意为“使成熟,使成熟”,源自拉丁语 mātūrare,意为“使成熟,使成熟”,源自 mātūrus,意为“成熟的,及时的,早期的”,与 māne 有关,意为“早期的,早晨的”,源自 PIE *meh-tu-,意为“成熟”。De Vaan 认为,“根源可能与 mānus ‘好’相同。”不及物动词的意思是“达到成熟状态,变得成熟或完美”,始于1650年代。财务意义上的“到达付款时间”始于1861年。相关词汇: Matured; maturing。

mature_医学行业词汇

发育成熟

发育成熟的

mature_金融行业词汇

满期

mature词源英文解释

Adjective and Verb Middle English, from Latin maturus ripe; akin to Latin mane in the morning, manus good

The first known use of mature was in the 15th century

mature儿童词典英英释义

measure1 of 2noun

an adequate, fixed, or suitable limit or amount

surprised beyond measure

amount entry 2, extent, degree

gained a large measure of freedom

the size, capacity, or quantity of something as fixed by measuring

use equal measures of ingredients

something (as a yardstick or cup) used in measuring

a unit used in measuring

the foot is a measure of length

a system of measuring

metric measure

the act or process of measuring

dance entry 2 sense 2especially: a slow and stately dance

rhythm or movement in music or poetry : meter, cadence

the part of a musical staff between two bars or the group of beats between these bars

an action planned or taken to achieve a desired resultespecially: a legislative bill or act

measure2 of 2verb

to mark or fix in multiples of a specific unit

measure out two cups

to find out the size, extent, or amount of

measure the piece of paper

estimate entry 1 sense 1

measured the distance with my eye

to bring into comparison

measure your skill against an opponent's

to serve as a measure of

a thermometer measures temperature

to have as its measurement

the room measures 12 by 12 feet

mean1 of 4adjective

lacking distinction or prominence : humble

of poor, shabby, or inferior quality or status

lives in mean surroundings

worthy of little regard : inferior—often used in negative constructions as a term of praise

a person of no mean ability

deliberately unkind

stingy sense 1, miserly

spiteful, malicious

a mean remark

causing trouble or bother

a mean horse

excellent

plays a mean trumpet

mean2 of 4verb

to have as a purpose : intend

I mean to go

to intend for a particular purpose or use

a book meant for children

to serve to communicate, show, or indicate : signify those clouds mean rain

what do these words mean

to be important to a specified degree

health means everything to us

mean3 of 4adjective

holding a middle position : intermediate

lying about midway between extremes

being the mean of a set of values : average

mean temperature

mean4 of 4noun

a middle point between extremes

a value that represents a range of valuesespecially: arithmetic mean

either of the middle two terms of a proportion

plural something by which a desired result is achieved or furthered use any means you can

means of production

plural wealth sense 1

a person of means

mean1 of 4adjective

lacking distinction or prominence : humble

of poor, shabby, or inferior quality or status

lives in mean surroundings

worthy of little regard : inferior—often used in negative constructions as a term of praise

a person of no mean ability

deliberately unkind

stingy sense 1, miserly

spiteful, malicious

a mean remark

causing trouble or bother

a mean horse

excellent

plays a mean trumpet

mean2 of 4verb

to have as a purpose : intend

I mean to go

to intend for a particular purpose or use

a book meant for children

to serve to communicate, show, or indicate : signify those clouds mean rain

what do these words mean

to be important to a specified degree

health means everything to us

mean3 of 4adjective

holding a middle position : intermediate

lying about midway between extremes

being the mean of a set of values : average

mean temperature

mean4 of 4noun

a middle point between extremes

a value that represents a range of valuesespecially: arithmetic mean

either of the middle two terms of a proportion

plural something by which a desired result is achieved or furthered use any means you can

means of production

plural wealth sense 1

a person of means

mean1 of 4adjective

lacking distinction or prominence : humble

of poor, shabby, or inferior quality or status

lives in mean surroundings

worthy of little regard : inferior—often used in negative constructions as a term of praise

a person of no mean ability

deliberately unkind

stingy sense 1, miserly

spiteful, malicious

a mean remark

causing trouble or bother

a mean horse

excellent

plays a mean trumpet

mean2 of 4verb

to have as a purpose : intend

I mean to go

to intend for a particular purpose or use

a book meant for children

to serve to communicate, show, or indicate : signify those clouds mean rain

what do these words mean

to be important to a specified degree

health means everything to us

mean3 of 4adjective

holding a middle position : intermediate

lying about midway between extremes

being the mean of a set of values : average

mean temperature

mean4 of 4noun

a middle point between extremes

a value that represents a range of valuesespecially: arithmetic mean

either of the middle two terms of a proportion

plural something by which a desired result is achieved or furthered use any means you can

means of production

plural wealth sense 1

a person of means

mature1 of 2adjective

fully thought out

a mature plan

fully grown or developed : adult, ripe

mature fruit

having reached a final or desired state

mature wine

of or relating to a condition of full development

a mature outlook

due for payment

the note becomes mature in 90 days

mature2 of 2verb

to bring to maturity or completion

matured my plans

to become fully developed or ripe

mature医学词典英英释义

mature1 of 2adjective

having completed natural growth and development

a mature ovary

having undergone maturation

mature germ cells

mature2 of 2verb

to bring to maturity or completion

mature 例句

1 As Woolf matured and honed his craft, his moments of self-loathing gave way to quiet, unwavering confidence.

2 Recognizing Bobby’s greater need for money than the capture of a title, however prestigious, Bisguier noted: “Evidently, his mature judgment is not solely confined to the chessboard.”

3 “Oh, okay,” I say, trying to act mature, but inside I’m amazed at how open she is.

4 He was, as well, a boy who had matured slowly, and being fat and nearsighted, he was dismissed by most of the island boys.

5 He was cleanshaven, sunburned, nervous, gnarled like the roots of the trees; but gnarled and mature with weather and poetry rather than with age, for he was scarcely thirty years old.

6 Many had matured into adults who were much more thoughtful and reflective; they were now capable of making responsible and appropriate decisions.

7 It is his most mature comedy yet.

这是他迄今最成熟的喜剧作品。

8 Wild animals that are captured when they are fully mature are another example of escape-prone animals; often they are too set in their ways to reconstruct their subjective worlds and adapt to a new environment.

9 If you slice off part of most established plants—this mature plant can be thought of as the parent—and you nurture this severed portion, it will grow.

10 He had matured, and was no longer an excitable youth, but his politics had not changed in the least; he still believed that it would be impossible to defeat the right without a violent revolution.

11 The holder of a bond is paid interest until date when the bond matures.

债券持有都在债券到期要偿还利息.

12 Hopefully after three years at university I will have matured...

希望3年大学生活之后我能变成熟。

13 “Now, please let me explain something to you,” he cajoled in a mature, reasoning, earnest voice.

14 When the trees matured they were cut in certain areas...

在有些地方,树木长成后就会被砍掉。

15 He has matured a great deal over the past year.

经过过去这一年,他成熟了许多。

16 She has matured into one of the country's finest actresses.

她已经成长为这个国家一位最优秀的演员。

17 It is the mature voice of rueful acceptance.

18 She had matured into an exquisite woman.

她已经长成一个俊俏的女郎.

19 I start toward the door, and as my hand closes around the handle, she says, “Just leaving so that you can have the last word, that’s really mature!”

20 In the late 1880s, Galton boldly synthesized all his observations into his most mature hypothesis on heredity.

mature 同义词

2 应支付的

due

4 充分发育

full-grown growth

6 长成的

big ripe

9 发酵成熟

maturity maturation

10 变得成熟

ripen

11 有判断力

critical wise

12 不再年轻

be no spring chicken

14 圆熟的

ripe smooth

17 壮年的

virile ripe

18 发育成熟的

adult

20 年长的

Major

21 应付的

payable

22 成年人

major adult grown-up bloomer

23 期满

expiry expire run out

25 技艺精湛的

virtuoso masterly

27 到期的

expiry payable due

29 长大的

big

32 熟的

mellow

33 中年的

middlescent middle-aged

35 明白事理的

sensible clear-headed

36 应付

payable serve manage

37 熟思

chew deliberate

41 周密

close tight

42 发育成熟

adult maturity fully-grown

50 充分发育的

full-grown

52 成年人的

adult

53 应支付

due

54 使完美

complete perfect

58 周到的

suave

mature 短语相关

mature student of mature years

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