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Meanings of mature in anglès
Usage of mature in anglès
1
The Company operates primarily in the mature areas of the North Sea.
2
All colleges accept a number of mature students without Leaving Cert points.
3
The number of nations that are fully mature politically is quite small.
4
Another factor to consider is that nuclear power is a mature technology.
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Dinosaurs mature rapidly; most species attain adulthood in four or five years.
6
That may well apply to the mature, responsible members of the population.
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He said they hope the changes will attract a more mature demographic.
8
In most ways you're mature beyond your years, in others so innocent.
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Much of Russia's crude today comes from mature fields in long-term decline.
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Collectivist thinking is a common substitute for personal growth and mature conscience.
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Social work is an area which welcomes mature applicants more than most.
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For more mature companies, it's in the form of a grant-based programme.
13
The new Gag-derived proteins undergo dramatic rearrangements to form the mature virus.
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There is a significant aircraft replacement business in more mature western markets.
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About two-thirds of SSIAs will mature in March and April this year.
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But Google's Moto acquisition came just as that market started to mature.
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Ireland
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United States of America
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Australia
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