concreto in Spanish: concrete, specific (adjective)

Translation

concrete, specific

Word origin

From Latin concretus ('grown together, condensed'), the past participle of concrescere, formed from con ('together') plus crescere ('to grow').

Feminineconcreta

Masc pluralconcretos

Fem pluralconcretas

, .

I need a concrete answer, not an excuse.

.

Let us talk about a specific case.

marcharse.

He gave me no specific reason for leaving.

, ¿ ?

Specifically, what is it that you want?

vago .

The plan is too vague and needs concrete figures.

claro

of course, clear, light (colour)

real

real, actual, royal

exacto

exact, exactly

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