Que signifie concrete en anglais?

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concrete Signification, définition

0 a powder, used in building, that hardens after water is added -- béton [ masculine ]
- a concrete foundation une fondation en béton
1 made of concrete -- en béton
- concrete sidewalks des trottoirs en béton
2 based only on things that can be observed -- concret/-ète
- concrete evidence/thinking preuve/pensée concrète
3 made of concrete -- en béton
- concrete slabs.
4 able to be seen and felt; real or definite -- concret
- A wooden table is a concrete object.
5 a mixture of cement with sand etc used in building -- béton
- Since the days of ancient Rome, people have used concrete to build roads, bridges, and buildings.
6 to spread with concrete -- bétonner
- We’ll have to concrete the garden path.

Secondly, the concrete casing of the entombed reactor is unsafe and unstable.
If a new concrete prison is built, this time devoid of windows, we have, to say the least, a problem.
Thankfully there are people who do not swap the values of freedom and identity for concrete buildings and roads.
Our bluebell groves and our chestnut copses and our hop fields are gradually giving way to the spread of concrete.
Locally, we can stop covering flood plain and water meadows with concrete.
Finally, the most concrete challenge will be to design cost-effective instruments.
Something concrete must be achieved in the short term.
That would be a good thing and something concrete.