noun · People

grown-up

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The meaning (definition) of the word grown-up

a person who is not a child anymore

The word grown-up used in a sentence

“The grown-up tied the big ribbon on my gift.”

Words that mean the same as grown-up (synonyms)

adult

Words that mean the opposite of grown-up (antonyms)

child

How the word grown-up is said around the world

Frenchadulte (ah-DEWLT)
Spanishadulto (ah-THOOL-toh)
Mandarin大人 (dah ruhn)
Hindiबड़ा व्यक्ति (buh-RAA VYUK-tee)
Arabicبالغ (BAA-ligh)
Russianвзрослый (VZROHS-lih)
Portuguese (EU)adulto (uh-DOOL-too)
Portuguese (BR)adulto (ah-DOOL-too)
Japaneseおとな (oh-TOH-nah)
GermanErwachsener (air-VAKS-uh-nuh)
Urduبڑا (buh-RAA)
Punjabiਵੱਡਾ ਬੰਦਾ (VUD-dah BUN-dah)
Korean어른 (UH-run)
Hebrewמבוגר (meh-voo-GAHR)
Greekμεγάλος (meh-GAH-los)
Dutchvolwassene (vohl-WAH-suh-nuh)
Tagalogmatanda (mah-tahn-DAH)
Vietnamesengười lớn (ngwee LUHN)
Turkishyetişkin (yeh-teesh-KEEN)
Persianآدم‌بزرگ (ah-dam-bo-ZORG)
Polishdorosły (doh-ROS-wih)
Ukrainianдорослий (do-ROHS-lyy)
Bengaliবড় মানুষ (BO-ro MA-nuush)
Swedishvuxen (VUUK-sen)
Italianadulto (ah-DOOL-toh)

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