konkretnim

Konkretnim is a term of Czech origin that generally translates to "concrete" or "specific" in English. It is used to describe something that is tangible, real, or precisely defined, as opposed to abstract or general. In everyday conversation, "konkretnim" might be used to ask for more detail or a clear plan, for example, "Daj mi konkretne priklady" which means "Give me concrete examples."

The word finds application in various contexts. In architecture and construction, "beton" is the direct Czech word for concrete, the building material. However, "konkretni" in a broader sense can refer to the specific nature of a project or a problem that needs a focused solution. In a more abstract sense, it can distinguish precise information from vague suggestions or theoretical concepts. The opposite of "konkretnim" would be terms implying vagueness, generality, or abstraction. The use of "konkretnim" emphasizes a desire for clarity and well-defined parameters.