Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Mature"

A: in my opinion "mature" means "You can think whether what you are doing is right or not" . People also can think that you are mature by looking at your physical and attitude. This is just my opinion.

A: What you did was a mature/self-controlled/wise/grown-up thing to do.

A: It means you are responsible and act like an adult I guess?

A: How mature means how grown up they act, immature means how childish they act. Here are some examples: If an adult were to say "You are so mature" to a 10 year old the adult is saying you are acting like a grown up, If an adult were to say "Your so immature" to a 16 year old they are saying you are acting like a little kid.

A: Yes! It makes sense, but you can change it up a little bit. “I have started to wake up early because I have matured”. I think starting to wake up early can be part of maturing, so that’s a great example you gave there!!

A: 📝"Mature" is an adjective.
Ex: He is a mature person.
A villa with a mature garden.
📝"Mature" is a verb.
Ex: Experience has matured him greatly.
He matured visibly.
I hope that's useful for you.

A: thank you for helping me!

A: “He is very mature for his age.”
“You act so childish, I wish you would be more mature.”
“The film is intended for mature audiences only.”

A: We also use mature in a sarcastic sense.
Matureは冷笑的たみにつかいもです。


例えば、「real mature!」。じゃないのに。

A: To mature is to become an adult. At some point in your 20's or 30's you're going to stop maturing. You're already mature.

Anyone can grow. To grow often means to become a better, wiser, person.

Grow can also be physical. In this case, it's basically the same as mature. Essentially "grow" stops with you stop getting taller.

A: Ripe is usually referred to with edible vegetables and fruits.
Example: the bananas are ripe.
I’ve personally never heard anyone using the word mature with fruit. It could still be used to refer to plants
Examples: the plants/flowers are mature ( they are old/ older)

A: Mature: Grow older or more fully developed. "Mature" is a common word. Example: "The child matured into an adult."

Maturate: A very old-fashioned and uncommon way to say "mature." Now "maturate" is most often used in technical, food, or scientific writing, not in casual speech. "Maturate" can also mean "suppurate" or produce pus from a wound.

Both verbs mature and maturate can be turned into the noun maturation.

A: "So" is incorrect grammar. However, people will understand what you mean by it.

"You're too mature for me." -- This means that because this person is as mature as they are, they shouldn't be around you.
"You're so mature for me." -- Even though "so" is used wrong, here, it would mean the same thing as "too", but a little softer. "Too" is saying you don't deserve someone that mature. "So" is saying that it's more than you'd expect, but not more than you deserve.

"Too" would probably be used in a joking/polite way, though. So it's like saying, "I am happy you are so mature, because I know it's troublesome for you to be that way for me."

A: grown up = describing young people/children, "he looks very grown up wearing that jacket"

mature = for older people/teenagers "he is very mature for his age" "she's too immature"

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A: You would say

Being mature enough to let go of that hatred.

He’s way too mature for his age.

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