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concrete Significado & definición

0 a wet mixture that is used in building and that becomes hard when it dries -- hormigón
- concrete blocks
1 certain or based on facts -- concreto
- concrete evidence/proof
2 existing in a real form that can be seen or felt -- concreto
- concrete achievements/actions
- concrete objects
3 to cover something with concrete -- revestir de hormigón
4 a powder, used in building, that hardens after water is added -- hormigón [ masculine ]
- a concrete foundation una base de hormigón
5 made of concrete -- de hormigón
- concrete sidewalks aceras de hormigón
6 based only on things that can be observed -- concreto/eta [ masculine-feminine ]
- concrete evidence/thinking pruebas concretas / pensamiento concreto

If a new concrete prison is built, this time devoid of windows, we have, to say the least, a problem.
Burying vast acreages under solid concrete is not my idea of the best way to protect soil.
He makes concrete and logical suggestions on how to remedy the situation.
The question is whether we can adopt concrete measures: time is passing and the problems are getting ever bigger.
Concrete work must begin in order to establish partnerships with key actors with regard to regulatory approaches in all matters of common interest.
This sounds like an abstract issue, but in fact it is highly concrete.
I shall take the view that this tendency can be interpreted as a concrete proposal that the vote not take place during this part-session.
An expert visit was arranged with a view to assessing needs and subsequently drawing up a timetable of concrete measures to improve the situation.