concrete
/ˈkɑnkrit/
adjective
- Existing in a real, physical form; not abstract or imaginary.
- We need concrete evidence, not just guesses.
- She had a concrete plan for the project.
- The teacher gave concrete examples to explain the math problem.
- Made of or relating to concrete (the building material).
- They lived in a concrete house near the coast.
- The concrete wall was very strong.
- The garden had a concrete path leading to the gate.
verb
- To cover or build with concrete.
- The crew concreted the foundation of the new school.
- We need to concrete the driveway before winter.
- They decided to concrete the backyard for a patio.
noun
- A hard building material made by mixing cement, sand, gravel, and water.
- The workers poured concrete to make the sidewalk.
- The driveway was paved with fresh concrete.
- Many modern buildings are made of concrete and steel.