No. 9,127 in French
concret
Tangible, specific, or concrete.
In a sentence
Ce projet est concret et réalisable.
This project is concrete and achievable.
In this sentence, 'concret' describes something tangible or clearly defined—pertaining to the project being practical and executable.
Nous devons trouver une application concrète à cette théorie.
We need to find a concrete application for this theory.
Here, 'concret' refers to an actual implementation or practical manifestation—related to applying the theory in a real-world situation.
Elle préfère des exemples concrets pour mieux comprendre.
She prefers concrete examples to better understand.
In this example, 'concret' relates to specific, tangible examples that aid comprehension—signifying clear, illustrative cases.
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