algo concreto
[ˈal.ɡu kõŋˈkrɛ.tu]
noun phrasemasculinepl: algumas coisas concretas / alguns concretos
something concrete / something tangible
1. Something real, physical, or specific that can be perceived or touched; not abstract or theoretical
We need to discuss something concrete before moving forward with the project.
Precisamos discutir algo concreto antes de prosseguir com o projeto.
2. A concrete result, outcome, or achievement that is measurable and definable
After the meeting, we finally had something concrete to work with.
Após a reunião, finalmente tínhamos algo concreto para trabalhar.
3. Specific evidence or proof rather than vague or general ideas
Do you have something concrete to support your argument?
Você tem algo concreto para apoiar seu argumento?
This phrase is frequently used in Brazilian business meetings, academic discussions, and everyday conversations to emphasize the need for specificity, measurable results, or tangible outcomes rather than abstract ideas. It reflects a cultural preference for practical, results-oriented communication in both professional and personal contexts.
NYC Slang
something real / something solid / the real deal
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