concreted
ˈkɒŋkriːtɪd
Definition

Definition of concreted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
constructionRarecovered in or surrounded by concreteRare
  • The garden path was concreted for durability.
cemented hardened paved
2.
obsoleteRaresolidified or made firmRare
  • The ideas were concreted in ancient texts.
hardened solidified
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Origin of concreted

Latin, concretus (grown together)

Examples of concreted in a sentence

  • They walked on the concreted area to avoid mud.
  • The old beliefs were concreted in tradition.
  • His opinions were concreted by years of experience.

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  1. French:bétonné, solidifié, ...
  2. German:betoniert, verfestigt, ...
  3. Italian:cementato, consolidato, ...
  4. Spanish:hormigonado, consolidado, ...
  5. Portuguese:betonado, solidificado, ...
  6. Chinese:混凝土的, 固化的, ...
  7. Japanese:コンクリートで固められた, 具体化された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُسَبْلَت, مُتَصَلِّب, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְכֻסֶּה בְּבֶּטוֹן, מְיֻצָּב, ...
  10. Russian:забетонированный, закрепленный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:забетонований, застиглий, ...
  12. Hindi:कंक्रीटयुक्त, ठोस, ...
concrete
ˈkɒŋkriːt

Definition of concrete - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
constructionmade from cement and small stones used in buildings
  • The concrete wall was sturdy and strong.
cemented solid
2.
specificityspecific and particular, not general
  • We need concrete details to proceed with the plan.
definite specific

Noun

1.
constructionbuilding material made from cement, sand, and gravel
  • The workers poured concrete for the new sidewalk.
cement mortar
2.
abstract realizationspecific, tangible form of an idea or concept
  • Her plan finally took concrete form during the meeting.
definite tangible
3.
foodUSdessert made of frozen custard with toppingsUS
  • I ordered a chocolate concrete with sprinkles.
concrete mixer

Verb

1.
abstracttr.make something real or tangibletr.
  • The artist's vision was concreted into a sculpture.
materialize solidify
2.
constructiontr.TECH.cover or encase using cement-based building mixtr.TECH.
  • They decided to concrete the driveway.
coat pave
3.
solidifyintr.Datedform into a solid massintr.Dated
  • The mixture will concrete as it dries.
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Images of concrete

  • concrete: building material made from cement, sand, and gravel
    building material made from cement, sand, and gravel
  • concrete: dessert made of frozen custard with toppings
    dessert made of frozen custard with toppings
  • concrete: extract from herbs with semi-solid consistency
    extract from herbs with semi-solid consistency

Expressions with concrete

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urban area with many concrete buildings
New York is often called a concrete jungle.
firmly established and hard to change
The rules are cast in concrete and cannot be altered.
permanently fixed or established
The rules are set in concrete and cannot be changed.
definite and unambiguous reply
The manager provided a concrete answer to the issue.
base made from hardened cement mixture that supports weight of a structure
The builders poured the concrete foundation before framing the house.
building activity where workers mix, pour, and shape concrete for structures
The crew started the concrete work for the new bridge supports.

Origin of concrete

Latin, concretus (grown together)

Examples of concrete in a sentence

  • They built a concrete driveway last summer.
  • The report lacked concrete evidence to support the claims.
  • She gave a concrete example to illustrate her point.
  • They needed more concrete to finish the foundation.
  • Concrete is essential for constructing durable buildings.
  • The architect's vision became concrete in the new building.

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  1. French:en béton, béton, ...
  2. German:betoniert, Beton, ...
  3. Italian:in cemento, calcestruzzo, ...
  4. Spanish:de concreto, hormigón, ...
  5. Portuguese:concreto, betão, ...
  6. Chinese:混凝土的, 混凝土, ...
  7. Japanese:コンクリート製の, コンクリート, ...
  8. Arabic:إسمنتي, خَرَسَانَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִבֶּטוֹן, בֶּטוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:бетонный, бетон, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бетонний, бетон, ...
  12. Hindi:कंक्रीट का, कंक्रीट, ...

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