Similar words: concrete, syncretic, on credit, monetize, appetizer, accretion, discretion, indiscretion. Meaning: ['kɒnkriːtaɪz] 
v. 1. make something concrete 2. become specific.
v. 1. make something concrete 2. become specific. 
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1 Sub-aspects that extend these must concretize the pointcuts.
2 In the fourth chapter, we concretize our research design in practice, and present detailed information on research objectives, research questions, research method, data collection and analysis.
3 So how toactually concretize modern informational technique into object teaching hasbeen a problem which needs stringent solving.
4 In fact, if you "concretize" any of them with list(thing), you wind up with exactly the same result.
5 Most importantly is to concretize and amend the code of conduct for enforcement.
6 Together, let us concretize the constructive partnership between China and South Africa!
7 The report will, I believe, help concretize my commitment to primary health care, while giving policymakers a realistic assessment of what can be achieved and how it can be done.
8 Metaphor is one kind of means to make the abstract idea concretize in vocabulary teaching.
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