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concrete( pratico) practical* * *concreto agg.1 concrete, tangible; real, actual: caso concreto, actual case; non ha una possibilità concreta di riuscire, he has no real chance of succeeding // arte concreta, concretism◆ s.m. concrete: i suoi progetti non hanno nulla di concreto, there's nothing concrete about his proposals // in concreto, in reality, in actual fact: in concreto, credi abbia i soldi per quel viaggio?, do you really think he has got the money for the trip? // venire al concreto, to get down to the facts.* * *[kon'krɛto] concreto (-a)1. agg(gen) concrete, (vantaggi) positive2. sm* * *[kon'krɛto] 1.1) (materiale, reale) concrete2) (pragmatico) [persona, approccio] down-to-earth, practical3) ling.2.sostantivo maschile1)veniamo al concreto! — let's get to the point o down to brass tacks!
2) in concreto in concrete terms, actually* * *concreto/kon'krεto/1 (materiale, reale) concrete; arte -a concrete art2 (pragmatico) [persona, approccio] down-to-earth, practical3 ling. nome concreto concrete noun1 veniamo al concreto! let's get to the point o down to brass tacks!2 in concreto in concrete terms, actually. -
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