No. 4,085 in French

concrète

"Concrète" means "concrete" or "tangible" in English.

In a sentence

Elle a donné des exemples concrets pour appuyer son idée.
She provided concrete examples to support her idea.
The word 'concrets' here is used as an adjective meaning 'specific, tangible examples'.
Nous recherchons une solution concrète à ce problème complexe.
We are looking for a concrete solution to this complex problem.
The word 'concrète' in this sentence functions as an adjective describing 'solution' as 'practical and applicable'.
Sa théorie doit être mise en œuvre d'une manière concrète pour voir les résultats.
Her theory needs to be implemented in a concrete way to observe the results.
The adjective 'concrète' modifies 'way,' emphasizing a 'real or practical manner of application'.

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