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1 nC&G, CONST concreto m (AmL), hormigón m (Esp)2 vt -
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1. adjective1) (made of concrete: concrete slabs.) de hormigón2) (able to be seen and felt; real or definite: A wooden table is a concrete object.) concreto
2. noun(a mixture of cement with sand etc used in building.) hormigón
3. verb(to spread with concrete: We'll have to concrete the garden path.) revestir de hormigónconcrete n hormigóntr['kɒŋkriːt]1 (definite, not abstract) concreto,-a2 (made of concrete) de hormigón1 hormigón nombre masculino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLconcrete mixer hormigoneraconcrete [kɑn'kri:t, 'kɑn.kri:t] adj1) real: concretoconcrete objects: objetos concretos2) specific: determinado, específico3) : de concreto, de hormigónconcrete walls: paredes de concretoconcrete ['kɑn.kri:t, kɑn'kri:t] n: concreto m, hormigón madj.• concreto, -a adj.• hormigón (Arquitectura) adj.• sólido, -a adj.n.• cemento s.m.• concreto s.m.• derretido s.m.• hormigón s.m.• mazacote s.m.v.• concretar v.• solidificar v.
I kɑːn'kriːt, 'kɑːnkriːt, 'kɒnkriːtadjective concreto
II 'kɑːnkriːt, 'kɒnkriːtmass noun hormigón m, concreto m (AmL); ( in loose usage) cemento m; (before n) < building> de hormigón or (AmL tb) concreto
III 'kɑːnkriːt, 'kɒnkriːttransitive verb \<\<path\>\> pavimentar con hormigón or (AmL tb) con concreto['kɒnkriːt]1. ADJ1) (=not abstract) concreto2) (Constr) de hormigón or (LAm) concreto2.N hormigón m3.VT4.CPDconcrete jungle N — jungla f de asfalto
concrete mixer N — hormigonera f
concrete noun N — nombre m concreto
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I [kɑːn'kriːt, 'kɑːnkriːt, 'kɒnkriːt]adjective concreto
II ['kɑːnkriːt, 'kɒnkriːt]mass noun hormigón m, concreto m (AmL); ( in loose usage) cemento m; (before n) < building> de hormigón or (AmL tb) concreto
III ['kɑːnkriːt, 'kɒnkriːt]transitive verb \<\<path\>\> pavimentar con hormigón or (AmL tb) con concreto -
5 concrete apron
nHYDROL batiente de concrete m (AmL), batiente de hormigón m (Esp), plataforma de concreto f (AmL), plataforma de hormigón f (Esp) -
6 concrete sleeper
n (BrE) (cf concrete tie AmE )CONST, RAIL durmiente de concreto m (AmL), durmiente de hormigón m (Esp), traviesa de concreto f (AmL), traviesa de hormigón f (Esp) -
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n (AmE) (cf concrete sleeper BrE )CONST, RAIL durmiente de concreto m (AmL), durmiente de hormigón m (Esp), traviesa de concreto f (AmL), traviesa de hormigón f (Esp) -
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9 concrete thinking
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10 concrete
hormigón mEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > concrete
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11 concrete block
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12 concrete bond plaster
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13 concrete breaker
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > concrete breaker
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14 concrete brick
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > concrete brick
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15 concrete floor
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16 concrete forms
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > concrete forms
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17 concrete gun
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18 concrete hardener
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > concrete hardener
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19 concrete masonry unit
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20 concrete mixer
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