concreto

Meaning

Adj

1. concrete
2. specific

Noun

concrete (building material)

Verb

first-person singular present indicative of concretar

concretar

1. (transitive) to concrete (to change from being abstract to being concrete)
2. (transitive) to specify (to state explicitly)
3. (intransitive) to be specific
4. (transitive) to settle on, to agree on
5. (transitive) to summarize
6. (reflexive) to come true

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Concepts

concrete

specific

concretion

definite

evident

particular

true

visible

see en concreto

clear

see nada en concreto

concise

Synonyms

hormigón

cierto

claro

específico

evidente

lógico

notorio

real

sólido

verdadero

visible

concreta

cemento

hormigón

Translations

concreto

béton

calcestruzzo

concreto

concret

Beton

konkret

concret

concreet

formigó

beton

reale

betão

beton

Hyphenated as

con‧cre‧to

Pronounced as (IPA)

/konˈkɾeto/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: concrētus

Borrowed from English: concrete

In summary

Borrowed from Latin concrētus.

Sentences

El sentido no aparece sino en un contexto concreto .

The meaning appears only in a specific context.

Pero no prescribió un estilo arquitectónico concreto para los edificios de la nueva ciudad .

Geddes did not prescribe an architectural style for the buildings in the new city.