🇵🇹 portugais

concretos

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Concretos is masculin in portugais. The article is os, so the full form is os concretos ("concretes").

MASCULIN

concretos est le pluriel de concreto

os concretos — concretes

ESSAIE

concretos
/us kõˈkɾetus/
← masculin féminin →

Comment dit-on concretos en portugais ?

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/us kõˈkɾetus/

How do you pronounce concretos in portugais?

concretos is pronounced /us kõˈkɾetus/ in portugais.

Exemples de phrases

O concreto cinzento foi derramado no chão da construção.

The gray concrete was poured on the construction floor. (The masculine article 'o' and masculine adjective 'cinzento' agree with the masculine noun 'concreto')

Este concreto novo é muito resistente e durável.

This new concrete is very resistant and durable. (The masculine demonstrative 'este' and masculine adjective 'novo' agree with the masculine noun 'concreto', unlike feminine alternatives 'esta' and 'nova')

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Pourquoi est-ce masculin ?

Concretos is masculine in Portuguese because it derives from Latin "concretus" (past participle of "concrescere," meaning "to grow together"). In Latin, "concretus" functioned as an adjective with masculine, feminine, and neuter forms depending on the noun it modified. When used as a masculine noun in Portuguese (referring to concrete material), it retained the masculine gender from the Latin masculine form. Portuguese preserved this grammatical gender through regular sound changes and inflectional patterns.

Comment dit-on concretes en portugais ?

En portugais, concretes se dit os concretos — masculine.

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