Ripe now.

Meaning: This means that the fruit is ready to eat now. It's like saying, The banana is ripe now, you can eat it.

Choice of Words: Ripe is an adjective that describes a fruit as being fully grown and ready to eat. Now is an adverb that means at the present time. When you put them together, "Ripe now" is a statement that the fruit is ready to eat at the present time.

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Related Expressions

• Ripe now, ready to pick.
• Farmer harvested ripe crops in field.
• Farmers harvested ripe crops in field.
• She enjoyed the sweet taste of the ripe mango.
• The farmer harvested the ripe wheat in the golden fields.
• The farmer harvested ripe fruits from the orchard.
• The farmer harvests ripe tomatoes in the field.
• The patient farmer tended to his ripe crops.
• The patient farmer waited for the ripe harvest.
• The curious monkey climbed the tall tree to reach the ripe banana.