concrete

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈkɒnkɹiːt/
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• Received-Pronunciation: [ˈkɒŋkɹiːt]
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• Received-Pronunciation: [kəŋˈkɹiːt]
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• General-American, dialectal: /ˌkɑnˈkɹit/ of Canada
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• General-American, dialectal: [ˌkɑŋˈkɹiːt] of Canada
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• General-American, dialectal: /ˈkɑnkɹit/ of Canada
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• General-American, dialectal: [ˈkɑŋkɹiːt] of Canada
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• South-Asia: /kɔn.kriʈ/
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• South-Asia: /kɔŋk.riʈ/
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• rhymes with -iːt
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• Received-Pronunciation: /kənˈkɹiːt/
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• CMU ARPABET: K AH0 N K R IY1 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Borrowed from Latin concrētus, past participle of concrescō (to curdle) from con- (with, together) + crescō (to grow, rise).

271 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Belarusian: канкрэ́тны (kankrétny) — particular, perceivable, real
• Belarusian: пэ́ўны (péwny) — particular, perceivable, real
• Bulgarian: конкретен (konkreten) — particular, perceivable, real
• Bulgarian: определен (opredelen) — particular, perceivable, real
• Catalan: concret — particular, perceivable, real
• Chinese Mandarin: 切實的 /切实的 (qièshí de) — particular, perceivable, real
• Chinese Mandarin: 具體的 /具体的 (jùtǐ de) — particular, perceivable, real
• Danish: konkret — particular, perceivable, real
• Dutch: concreet — particular, perceivable, real
• Esperanto: reala — particular, perceivable, real
• Esperanto: palpebla — particular, perceivable, real
• Estonian: konkreetne — particular, perceivable, real
• Finnish: konkreettinen — particular, perceivable, real
• Finnish: kouriintuntuva — particular, perceivable, real
• French: concret — particular, perceivable, real
• German: konkret — particular, perceivable, real
• German: bestimmt — particular, perceivable, real
• German: genau — particular, perceivable, real
• Greek: υλικός (ylikós) — particular, perceivable, real
• Hungarian: konkrét — particular, perceivable, real
• Indonesian: konkret — particular, perceivable, real
• Italian: concreto — particular, perceivable, real
• Italian: reale — particular, perceivable, real
• Japanese: 実際の (jissai no) — particular, perceivable, real
• Latvian: konkrēts — particular, perceivable, real
• Lithuanian: konkretus — particular, perceivable, real
• Macedonian: определен (opredelen) — particular, perceivable, real
• Macedonian: конкретен (konkreten) — particular, perceivable, real
• Malay: utuh — particular, perceivable, real
• Malay: ketara — particular, perceivable, real
• Malay: konkrit — particular, perceivable, real
• Malay: konkret — particular, perceivable, real
• Malayalam: മൂർത്ത (mūṟtta) — particular, perceivable, real
• Mongolian: тодорхой (todorxoj) — particular, perceivable, real
• Norwegian: konkret — particular, perceivable, real
• Polish: konkretny — particular, perceivable, real
• Portuguese: concreto — particular, perceivable, real
• Romanian: concret — particular, perceivable, real
• Russian: конкре́тный (konkrétnyj) — particular, perceivable, real
• Russian: определённый (opredeljónnyj) — particular, perceivable, real
• Sicilian: cuncritu — particular, perceivable, real
• Sicilian: riali — particular, perceivable, real
• Slovak: skutočný — particular, perceivable, real
• Slovak: reálny — particular, perceivable, real
• Slovak: hmatateľný — particular, perceivable, real
• Slovak: konkrétny — particular, perceivable, real
• Spanish: concreto — particular, perceivable, real
• Swedish: konkret — particular, perceivable, real
• Swedish: påtaglig — particular, perceivable, real
• Ukrainian: конкре́тний (konkrétnyj) — particular, perceivable, real
• Ukrainian: пе́вний (pévnyj) — particular, perceivable, real
• Yiddish: קאָנקרעט (konkret) — particular, perceivable, real
• Arabic: مَادِّيّ (māddiyy) — not abstract
• Belarusian: сапра́ўдны (sapráwdny) — not abstract
• Belarusian: рэа́льны (reálʹny) — not abstract
• Bulgarian: реален (realen) — not abstract
• Bulgarian: действителен (dejstvitelen) — not abstract
• Catalan: concret — not abstract
• Chinese Mandarin: 具體的 /具体的 (jùtǐ de) — not abstract
• Czech: konkrétní — not abstract
• Czech: srostitý — not abstract
• Danish: konkret — not abstract
• Dutch: concreet — not abstract
• Esperanto: konkreta — not abstract
• Finnish: konkreettinen — not abstract
• Finnish: kouriintuntuva — not abstract
• French: concret — not abstract
• German: konkret — not abstract
• Greek: συγκεκριμένος (sygkekriménos) — not abstract
• Hungarian: konkrét — not abstract
• Italian: concreto — not abstract
• Italian: reale — not abstract
• Japanese: 具体的 (gutaiteki) — not abstract
• Latin: concretus — not abstract
• Latin: corporalis — not abstract
• Latvian: konkrēts — not abstract
• Malayalam: മൂർത്ത (mūṟtta) — not abstract
• Mongolian: бодит (bodit) — not abstract
• Norwegian: konkret — not abstract
• Norwegian Nynorsk: konkret — not abstract
• Polish: konkretny — not abstract
• Romanian: concret — not abstract
• Russian: реа́льный (reálʹnyj) — not abstract
• Russian: действи́тельный (dejstvítelʹnyj) — not abstract
• Scottish Gaelic: rudail — not abstract
• Sicilian: cuncritu — not abstract
• Sicilian: riali — not abstract
• Slovak: ozajstný — not abstract
• Slovak: reálny — not abstract
• Slovak: skutočný — not abstract
• Spanish: concreto — not abstract
• Swedish: konkret — not abstract
• Turkish: somut — not abstract
• Ukrainian: спра́вжній (správžnij) — not abstract
• Ukrainian: ді́йсний (díjsnyj) — not abstract
• Ukrainian: реа́льний (reálʹnyj) — not abstract
• Yiddish: קאָנקרעט (konkret) — not abstract
• Bulgarian: бетонен (betonen) — made of concrete
• Chinese Cantonese: 石屎 (sek6 si2) — made of concrete
• Chinese Cantonese: 三合土 (saam1 hap6 tou2) — made of concrete
• Chinese Cantonese: 混凝土 (wan6 jing4 tou2) — made of concrete
• Chinese Mandarin: 混凝土的 (hùnníngtǔ de) — made of concrete
• Crimean Tatar: beton — made of concrete
• Czech: betonový — made of concrete
• Danish: beton- — made of concrete
• Dutch: betonnen — made of concrete
• Esperanto: betona — made of concrete
• Finnish: betoninen — made of concrete
• Finnish: betoni- — made of concrete
• French: de béton — made of concrete
• German: aus Beton — made of concrete
• German: beton- — made of concrete
• Greek: τσιμεντένιος (tsimenténios) — made of concrete
• Hungarian: beton — made of concrete
• Irish: coincréiteach — made of concrete
• Italian: calcestruzzo — made of concrete
• Italian: cemento — made of concrete
• Japanese: コンクリートの (konkurīto no) — made of concrete
• Latvian: betona — made of concrete
• Norwegian: betong- — made of concrete
• Polish: betonowy — made of concrete
• Portuguese: concreto — made of concrete
• Romanian: de beton — made of concrete
• Russian: бето́нный (betónnyj) — made of concrete
• Campidanese Sardinian: biaroni — made of concrete
• Slovak: betónový — made of concrete
• Slovak: z betónu — made of concrete
• Spanish: de concreto — made of concrete
• Spanish: de hormigón — made of concrete
• Swedish: betong- — made of concrete
• Yiddish: בעטאָנען (betonen) — made of concrete
• Afrikaans: beton — building material
• Albanian: beton — building material
• Arabic: خَرَسَانَة (ḵarasāna) — building material
• Armenian: բետոն (beton) — building material
• Asturian: formigón — building material
• Azerbaijani: beton — building material
• Basque: hormigoi — building material
• Belarusian: бето́н (bjetón) — building material
• Bengali: কংক্রিট (koṅkriṭ) — building material
• Breton: betoñs — building material
• Breton: beton — building material
• Bulgarian: бето́н (betón) — building material
• Burmese: ကွန်ကရစ် (kwanka.rac) — building material
• Catalan: formigó — building material
• Cherokee: ᎠᏰᏍᏛᏗ (ayesdvdi) — building material
• Chinese Mandarin: 混凝土 (hùnníngtǔ) — building material
• Chinese Mandarin: 砼 (tóng) — building material
• Crimean Tatar: beton — building material
• Czech: beton — building material
• Danish: beton — building material
• Dutch: beton — building material
• Esperanto: betono — building material
• Estonian: betoon — building material
• Faroese: betong — building material
• Finnish: betoni — building material
• French: béton — building material
• Galician: formigón — building material
• Georgian: ბეტონი (beṭoni) — building material
• German: Beton — building material
• Greek: σκυρόδεμα (skyródema) — building material
• Greenlandic: betonngi — building material
• Hebrew: בֶּטוֹן (betón) — building material
• Hindi: कंक्रीट (kaṅkrīṭ) — building material
• Hungarian: beton — building material
• Hunsrik: Konkrett — building material
• Icelandic: steinsteypa — building material
• Icelandic: steypa — building material
• Indonesian: beton — building material
• Indonesian: corcoran — building material
• Irish: coincréit — building material
• Italian: calcestruzzo — building material
• Italian: cemento — building material
• Italian: beton — building material
• Japanese: コンクリート (konkurīto) — building material
• Javanese: beton — building material
• Jeju: 공거리 (gonggeori) — building material
• Kazakh: бетон (beton) — building material
• Khmer: បេតុង (beetong) — building material
• Korean: 콘크리트 (konkeuriteu) — building material
• Kyrgyz: бетон (beton) — building material
• Lao: ຄອນກີດ (khǭn kīt) — building material
• Latin: opus caementicium — building material
• Latin: caementicium — building material
• Latvian: betons — building material
• Lithuanian: betonas — building material
• Luxembourgish: Bëtong — building material
• Macedonian: бетон (beton) — building material
• Malay: konkrit — building material
• Malay: konkret — building material
• Malay: beton — building material
• Malayalam: കോൺക്രീറ്റ് (kōṇkrīṟṟŭ) — building material
• Maltese: konkos — building material
• Māori: raima — building material
• Minangkabau: beton — building material
• Mongolian: бетон (beton) — building material
• Norwegian Bokmål: betong — building material
• Norwegian Nynorsk: betong — building material
• Persian: بتن (beton) — building material
• Polish: beton — building material
• Portuguese: betão — building material
• Portuguese: concreto — building material
• Romanian: beton — building material
• Russian: бето́н (betón) — building material
• Samogitian: vakna — building material
• Scottish Gaelic: cruadhtan — building material
• Serbo-Croatian: бетон — building material
• Serbo-Croatian: beton — building material
• Slovak: betón — building material
• Slovene: beton — building material
• Spanish: hormigón — building material
• Spanish: concreto — building material
• Spanish: garujo — building material
• Spanish: nuégado — building material
• Spanish: mazacote — building material
• Spanish: masacote — building material
• Swahili: zege — building material
• Swedish: betong — building material
• Tajik: бетон (beton) — building material
• Thai: คอนกรีต (kɔn-grìit) — building material
• Turkish: beton — building material
• Turkish: dongu — building material
• Turkmen: beton — building material
• Ukrainian: бето́н (betón) — building material
• Urdu: کنکریٹ (kankrīṭ) — building material
• Uzbek: beton — building material
• Vietnamese: bê tông — building material
• Yiddish: בעטאָן (beton) — building material
• Yoruba: kankéré — building material
• Bulgarian: бетонирам (betoniram) — cover with concrete
• Czech: betonovat — cover with concrete
• Czech: zabetonovat — cover with concrete
• Danish: gøre til en fast masse — cover with concrete
• Dutch: betonneren — cover with concrete
• Finnish: betonoida — cover with concrete
• French: bétonner — cover with concrete
• German: betonieren — cover with concrete
• German: einbetonieren — cover with concrete
• Greek: επικαλύπτω με σκυρόδεμα (epikalýpto me skyródema) — cover with concrete
• Hungarian: betonoz — cover with concrete
• Irish: coincréitigh — cover with concrete
• Italian: coprire/ricoprire di calcestruzzo/cemento — cover with concrete
• Italian: cementificare — cover with concrete
• Polish: betonować — cover with concrete
• Portuguese: concretar — cover with concrete
• Russian: бетони́ровать (betonírovatʹ) — cover with concrete
• Spanish: hormigonar — cover with concrete
• Bulgarian: конкретизирам се (konkretiziram se) — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Chinese Mandarin: 凝結 /凝结 (níngjié) — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Danish: størkne — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Danish: blive hård — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Danish: blive konkret — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Danish: konkretisere — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Dutch: concretiseren — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Dutch: concreet worden — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Dutch: vorm aannemen — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Finnish: konkretisoitua — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• French: concréter — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• French: concrétiser — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• German: konkretisieren — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Greek: στερεοποιούμαι (stereopoioúmai) — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Hungarian: megszilárdít — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Italian: solidificare — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Italian: solidificarsi — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Italian: concretizzare — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Italian: concretizzarsi — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Portuguese: concretizar — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Russian: тверде́ть (tverdétʹ) — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Spanish: concretar — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Swedish: ta form — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)
• Swedish: bli konkret — solidify, become concrete (actual, real)