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Meanings of maturity in anglès
Learned ability to respond to the environment in a socially appropriate manner.
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Usage of maturity in anglès
1
Despite his young age he had shown maturity, technical understanding and speed.
2
After this very long phase of physical maturity there comes another crisis.
3
The weighted average maturity among taxable funds was held at 30 days.
4
Throughout these events, Irish people displayed what was needed: maturity and respect.
5
The central banks will also continue to hold weekly 84-day maturity operations.
6
However, despite the long maturity of loans, the bank is highly liquid.
7
Hirata spoke first, in a voice strong with new maturity and confidence.
8
The weighted average maturity among taxable funds was unchanged at 34 days.
9
The second gene was thus examined as a candidate for maturity date.
10
The weighted average maturity of tax-free funds was steady at 35 days.
11
Y: He shall speak to the people in childhood and in maturity.
12
In particular, there was a strong relationship between maturity and feeding experience.
13
Ireland exudes a new self-confidence and maturity that eluded many earlier generations.
14
You need a level of maturity to understand what we are doing.
15
Neither the strike price nor the maturity of the contract is public.
16
Murray-the-K said the album is positive proof of the Beatles' musical maturity.
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Translations for maturity
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portuguès
Maturity through the time
Maturity across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common