Inglese - Ungherese

concrete

gb/kˈɑŋkɹit/ us/kˈɑŋkɹit/
A2 Inglese
~ 3900
beton, konkrét, kézzelfogható, lebetonoz
SOSTANTIVO A2
1
Schema d'uso:
[something] made of concrete
The workers poured concrete to form the building's foundation.
A munkások betont öntöttek az épület alapjához.
The path was made of smooth concrete.
Az út sima betonból készült.
Reinforced concrete is stronger than plain concrete.
They laid a concrete floor in the garage.
Esempi per chi studia
The wall is made of concrete.
A fal betonból készült.
They use concrete to make the road.
Betont használnak az út megépítéséhez.
Concrete is very strong.
He poured concrete into the hole.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes confuse 'cement' with 'concrete'. Cement is only one part of concrete.
Significato
Hard building material
Collocazioni
pour concrete |set concrete |reinforced concrete |concrete block |concrete slab
Sinonimi
cement (Cement is the powder ingredient used to make concrete; not the final material.)
Contrari
timber (Timber is a building material made from wood, not stone-like concrete.)
Temi
construction |materials |engineering |housing |work |science
Definizione

A hard material made from cement, water, sand, and stones, used to build things.

A strong, solid material made by mixing cement, water, sand, and small stones, used for building.

B1
2
Schema d'uso:
concrete [thing/example/result]
She gave a concrete example to support her point.
Konkrét példát hozott fel az álláspontja alátámasztására.
We need concrete evidence before making an arrest.
Kézzelfogható bizonyítékra van szükségünk, mielőtt bárkit letartóztatnánk.
The plan lacks any concrete details.
Esempi per chi studia
He gave a concrete example.
Konkrét példát adott.
We need concrete facts.
Konkrét tényekre van szükségünk.
This is a concrete plan.
Errore comune:
Learners may think 'concrete' only means the building material and miss its use for 'real' things.
Significato
Real and physical
Collocazioni
concrete example |concrete evidence |concrete result
Sinonimi
tangible (Tangible often means something that can be touched or clearly felt; slightly broader than 'concrete'.)
Contrari
abstract (Abstract means existing as an idea or concept only, without physical form.)
Temi
descriptions |philosophy |core_vocabulary |science
Definizione

Something you can see or touch, not just an idea.

Existing in a real or physical form that can be seen or touched, not abstract.

VERBO B2 TECHNICAL
3
Schema d'uso:
to concrete [an area/surface]
They decided to concrete over the old garden.
Úgy döntöttek, hogy lebetonozzák a régi kertet.
The driveway will be concreted next week.
A kocsibejárót jövő héten lebetonozzák.
The workers concreted the area to make a new parking lot.
Esempi per chi studia
They will concrete the road.
Le fogják betonozni az utat.
We concreted the floor yesterday.
Tegnap lebetonoztuk a padlót.
The workers will concrete the path.
Significato
Cover with concrete
Collocazioni
concrete over |concrete surface
Sinonimi
pave (Pave can refer to covering with other materials like asphalt, not just concrete.)
Contrari
excavate (Excavate means to remove earth or material, opposite of covering with concrete.)
Temi
construction |materials |housing |work
Definizione

To put concrete on something to make it hard and solid.

To cover, pave, or fill an area with concrete.

Grammatica
Forma base
concrete
IPA
GB/kˈɑŋkɹit/
US/kˈɑŋkɹit/
Sillabe e accento
con - crete (2 sillabe)
Stress on 1st syllable (con)
Forme flesse
Adjective
  • Base: concrete
Noun
  • Base: concrete
  • Plural: concrete
Verb
  • Base: concrete
  • 3rd Person Singular: concretes
  • Present Participle: concreting
  • Past: concreted
Famiglia di parole
Forms
concretes verb concreting verb concreted verb
Related words
concretely adverb
Negative and opposite forms
abstract adjective B2
Espressioni

reinforced concrete

1
/ɹˌiɪnfˈɔɹst kˈɑŋkɹit/
fixed phrase technical

Concrete with steel reinforcement

Concrete that has steel inside to make it stronger.

Esempi
  • The bridge was built using reinforced concrete.
  • Reinforced concrete is common in tall buildings.

set in concrete

4
/sˈɛt ˈɪn kˈɑŋkɹit/
idiom

Fixed and unchangeable

Not possible to change; permanent.

Esempi
  • The schedule is not set in concrete yet.
  • Our plans are set in concrete now, so we can't make changes.

concrete jungle

2
/kˈɑŋkɹit d͡ʒˈʌŋɡəl/
idiom

city of concrete buildings

A city area with many big buildings and almost no trees or green places, often seen as ugly or hard to live in.

Esempi
  • He grew up in a concrete jungle with hardly any parks.
  • Tourists are often surprised by how much green space there is in what looks like a concrete jungle from above.
  • She misses the trees and hates living in a concrete jungle.

concrete jungle

3
/kˈɑŋkɹit d͡ʒˈʌŋɡəl/
idiom informal

Crowded urban area

A city area with many buildings and very few trees or plants.

Esempi
  • He moved from a small town to the concrete jungle of New York City.
  • Some people love living in a concrete jungle; others find it stressful.

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