premature

happening or arriving before the usual, expected, or normal time; too early

prematuro, temprano (demasiado)

• a premature birth

Collocations premature birth · premature decision

• The baby was born two months premature.

  El bebé nació dos meses antes de lo previsto.

not yet fully developed or ready; immature

inmaduro, prematuro

• a premature baby

Collocations premature baby · premature fruit

• The fruit is still premature and needs more time to ripen.

  La fruta aún está verde y necesita más tiempo para madurar.

not yet ready or prepared; unprepared

inmaduro, prematuro

• a premature response

Collocations premature response · premature reaction

• His premature reaction to the news caused a lot of problems.

  Su reacción prematura a las noticias causó muchos problemas.

(of an event) happening before its expected time; too early

prematuro, temprano (demasiado)

• a premature birth

Collocations premature birth · premature decision

• The project was completed prematurely due to budget constraints.

  El proyecto se completó antes de tiempo debido a restricciones presupuestarias.

(of fruit) not yet fully developed or ready; immature

inmaduro, prematuro

• a premature baby

Collocations premature baby · premature fruit

• The bananas are still premature and need more time to ripen.

  Las plátanos aún están verdes y necesitan más tiempo para madurar.

(of a person) not yet ready or prepared; unprepared

inmaduro, prematuro

• a premature response

Collocations premature response · premature reaction

• His premature decision to quit the job was a mistake.

  Su decisión prematura de dejar el trabajo fue un error.