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1. adjective(specific) konkret2. nounconcrete noun — (Ling.) Konkretum, das
Beton, der; attrib. Beton-; aus Beton präd.3. transitive verbbetonieren; (embed in concrete)concrete [in] — einbetonieren
* * *['koŋkri:t] 1. adjective1) (made of concrete: concrete slabs.) Beton-...2. noun(a mixture of cement with sand etc used in building.) der Beton3. verb(to spread with concrete: We'll have to concrete the garden path.) betonieren- academic.ru/15057/concreteness">concreteness* * *con·crete[ˈkɒŋkri:t, AM ˈkɑ:n-]reinforced \concrete Stahlbeton m, Eisenbeton m▶ to be cast [or set] in \concrete fest ausgemacht seinthese regulations are set in \concrete an diesen Bestimmungen gibt es nichts zu rütteln\concrete path betonierter WegIII. adj idea, suggestion, term konkret; evidence, proof eindeutigIV. vt▪ to \concrete sth etw betonieren▪ to \concrete sth ⇆ over etw zubetonieren* * *I ['kɒŋkriːt]adjobject, evidence, example, proposals, measures konkretIIa chair is a concrete object — ein Stuhl ist gegenständlich or etwas Gegenständliches
1. n (BUILD)Beton m2. adjBeton-3. vtwall, floor betonieren* * *A v/t [kɑnˈkrıːt; US ˈkɒnˌkriːt; kɑnˈk-]1. zu einer kompakten Masse formen oder verbinden3. fig konkretisieren4. fig festigen5. [Br ˈkɒnkriːt] TECH betonieren:concrete sth over etwas zubetonierenB v/i sich zu einer kompakten Masse vereinigen, fest werdenC adj [Br ˈkɒnkriːt] (adv concretely)1. fest, dicht, massig, kompakt2. TECH betoniert, Beton…:concrete construction Betonbau m;concrete jungle Betonwüste f;concrete steel Stahlbeton mconcrete proposals konkrete Vorschläge4. MATH benanntconcrete poetry konkrete Literatur oder DichtungD s [Br ˈkɒnkriːt]in the concrete im konkreten Sinne, in Wirklichkeit2. feste oder kompakte Masse3. TECH Beton m4. US Betondecke f (einer Straße etc)* * *1. adjective(specific) konkret2. nounconcrete noun — (Ling.) Konkretum, das
Beton, der; attrib. Beton-; aus Beton präd.3. transitive verbbetonieren; (embed in concrete)concrete [in] — einbetonieren
* * *n.Beton nur sing. m.
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