/konˈkɾeto/
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Translation
concrete, specific
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Word origin
From Latin concretus ('grown together, condensed'), the past participle of concrescere, formed from con ('together') plus crescere ('to grow').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- concretus
- English cognates
- concrete, concretion, crescent
Grammar
Examples
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I need a concrete answer, not an excuse.
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Let us talk about a specific case.
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He gave me no specific reason for leaving.
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Specifically, what is it that you want?
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The plan is too vague and needs concrete figures.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 38, lesson 2: concreto, velada, caravana and 7 more words.