concrete

• Refere-se a algo que é concreto, real e tangível, em oposição ao abstrato ou teórico; também pode designar um material de construção feito de cimento, areia, pedra e água.

Describes something that is specific, real, and tangible rather than abstract or theoretical.

1. Specific and realB1formal

   Existing in a material or physical form; not abstract.

   Concreto

   • We need concrete evidence to support the claim.
   • She gave concrete examples of the problem.
   • The plan lacks concrete details.

   Sinônimosactualmaterialphysicalrealsolidsubstantialtangible

   Antônimosabstractidealimmaterialintangibletheoretical

2. Made of concreteA2formal

   Constructed from the building material concrete.

   De concreto

   • The concrete wall blocked the noise.
   • They walked on the concrete pavement.
   • A concrete foundation supports the house.

• Material de construção feito da mistura de cimento, areia, brita ou cascalho e água, que endurece formando uma massa semelhante à pedra. Também se refere a algo concreto, real ou tangível, em oposição ao abstrato.

A building material made from a mixture of broken stone or gravel, sand, cement, and water, which hardens into a stone-like mass.

incontável

1. Building materialB1formal

   A hard, strong construction material made from cement, sand, gravel, and water.

   Concreto

   • The workers poured concrete for the new sidewalk.
   • The building is made of reinforced concrete.
   • Concrete needs time to dry and harden properly.

• Verbo que significa endurecer, tornar concreto ou real, ou cobrir com concreto.

A verb meaning to solidify, make real, or cover with concrete material.

1. Cover with concreteB2formal

   To cover or pave a surface with concrete.

   Concretar

   • They decided to concrete the driveway.
   • The workers concreted the floor of the new garage.
   • The path was concreted to prevent mud in the rain.

   Sinônimospavesurface

2. Make solid or firmC1formal

   To make something solid, firm, or real.

   Concretizar

   • The agreement helped concrete their partnership.
   • The evidence concreted his theory.
   • The team's success concreted their reputation.

   Sinônimoscoagulatecongealconsolidatefirmhardenrealizesetsolidifythicken

   Antônimosdissolveliquefymeltsoftenweaken