What does concrete in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word concrete in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use concrete in Dutch.
The word concrete in Dutch means concrete, tastbaar, concreet, praktisch, concreet, tastbaar, echt, concreet, tastbaar, voelbaar, concreet, materieel, concreet, concreet maken, materialiseren. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word concrete
concrete(voorstelbaar) |
tastbaar(real, concrete) (figuurlijk) The drugs found in the car are tangible proof that the suspect is guilty. |
concreet(in a solid or real way) The article fails to concretely prove a connection between meat consumption and mortality. |
praktisch, concreet(solution) Andrew didn't really want to move back in with his parents after university, but he could see it was the practical thing to do. |
tastbaar(results, etc: definite) (figuurlijk) The campus expansion is now making tangible progress. |
echt, concreet(real, actual) |
tastbaar, voelbaar(tangible, able to be touched) The tension in the room had an almost tactile quality. |
concreet(not abstract) The word "banana" has a concrete meaning. |
materieel, concreet(figurative (substance, not form) Let's try to take the emotion away and consider the material facts. |
concreet maken(making more concrete) |
materialiseren(make less abstract) The professor objectified the theory by giving an example. |
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