No. 2,061 in Polish
maturze
"Maturze" is the dative or locative form of "matura," meaning "high school final exams" in Poland.
In a sentence
Zdawałem egzamin z matematyki na maturze.
I took the math exam in high school final exams.
Here, "maturze" is used to refer to the high school final exams, indicating the context of the subject being discussed.
Na maturze bardzo się stresowałam, ale wszystko poszło dobrze.
During the high school final exams, I was very stressed, but everything went well.
Usage of "maturze" refers to the time period or event of the high school final exams.
Po maturze planuję rozpocząć studia na uniwersytecie.
After the high school final exams, I plan to start university studies.
Here "maturze" relates to the completion of the high school final exams, indicating a milestone event.
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