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1. (adj.) grown-up
having reached the age of maturity.
2. grown-up
characteristic of or suitable for adults.
Etymology: (1625–35)
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1. (noun) grown-up
an adult; used by children
Grown-ups like to talk a lot.
2. (adjective) grown-up
for adults, or being an adult; used by children
grown-up parties; their grown-up children
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Sense: an adult.
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 Afrikaans: volwassene |
 Arabic: بالِغ سِنّ الرُّشْد |
 Bulgarian: възрастен |
 Brazilian: adulto |
 Czech: dospělý (člověk) |
 German: der/die Erwachsene |
 Danish: voksen |
 Greek: ενήλικας |
 Spanish: adulto |
 Estonian: täiskasvanu |
 Farsi: آدم بالغ |
 Finnish: täysikasvuinen |
 French: adulte |
 Hebrew: מבוגר |
 Hindi: पूर्ण विकसित |
 Croatian: odrastaočovjek |
 Hungarian: felnőtt |
 Indonesian: orang dewasa |
 Icelandic: fullorðinn |
 Italian: adulto |
 Japanese: おとな |
 Korean: 성인 |
 Lithuanian: suaugęs žmogus |
 Latvian: pieaudzis cilvēks; pieaug |
 Malay: dewasa |
 Dutch: volwassene |
 Norwegian: voksent menneske |
 Polish: dorosły |
 Persian: آدم بالغ |
 Pashto: ځوانه سړی |
 Portuguese: adulto |
 Romanian: adult |
 Russian: взрослый |
 Slovak: dospelý, -á |
 Slovenian: odrasla oseba |
 Serbian: odrastao |
 Swedish: vuxen |
 Thai: ผู้ใหญ่ |
 Turkish: yetişkin kişi |
 Taiwanese: 成年人 |
 Ukrainian: доросла людина |
 Urdu: بالغ |
 Vietnamese: người lớn |
 Chinese: 成年人 |
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