Madura (en. Mature)

/maˈðuɾa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Refers to a human being who has achieved a level of emotional and mental maturity.

She is a very mature person for her age.

Ella es una persona muy madura para su edad.

Used to describe fruits and vegetables that are fully developed and ready to be consumed.

This fruit is ripe and perfect for eating.

Esta fruta está madura y es perfecta para comer.

Refers to a project or idea that has been developed and refined.

The proposal is mature and ready to be presented to the client.

La propuesta es madura y lista para presentarse al cliente.

From the Latin 'maturus', which means 'mature' or 'early'.

mature like an avocado

Something that is completely ready or at its optimal point.

madura como un aguacate

to become mature

To reach a state of maturity, both emotionally and mentally.

hacerse maduro

mature in age

Refers to a person who has reached a certain age considered adult.

madura de edad

maturity

State or quality of being mature.

madurez

maturity

Quality of being mature, especially in the emotional or developmental context.

matureza

ripe

Plurals of a state of maturity.

maduros

A person who behaves sensibly and responsibly.

That girl is very mature; she always thinks before acting.

Esa chica es muy madura, siempre piensa antes de actuar.

Fruits that are in their best state for consumption.

That avocado is ripe, perfect for guacamole.

Ese aguacate está maduro, perfecto para el guacamole.