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ripening

/rahy-puhn/US // ˈraɪ pən //UK // (ˈraɪpən) //

成熟期,成熟,成熟度,成熟性

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Definitions

  1. 1
    • : to make or become ripe.
    • : to bring or come to maturity, the proper condition, etc.; mature.

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Examples

  • The ideal tomme-ripening cave sat below the house that her family had just sold.

  • The 2017 growing season was exceptional, being a warm year with a good amount of rainfall to fully ripen the fruit and maintain a nice acidity.

  • If you decide to include the pears to serve as a dessert later, look for ones that are just ripening — not hard and woody, not soft.

  • This was the third hot, dry vintage in a row, explains Master of Wine Jasper Morris, author of Inside Burgundy, who describes a July with brutal heat waves that pushed ripening.

  • I remember ripening coffee beans hanging down the banks, and masses of wild orchids.

  • The plant is strong and vigorous, ripening in a few weeks, and when properly cultivated (p. 385) attaining a very large size.

  • Even the first blossoms of your youth paid us all that could be expected from a ripening manhood.

  • Trellises, burdened with ripening grapes, were the boundary line between the garden and the orchard.

  • Under the corners of her eyes above the rounded cheeks a pink stain lay like the first ripening flush on a wild strawberry.

  • Nothing but brabblings, scufflings, objurgations; a great outbreak ripening itself.