be concrete and achievable; implement; feel at ease
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesverb
be concrete, definite, and achievable
formalDescribes plans, policies, or measures that are well-defined and can be realistically carried out.
This plan is very concrete and can be implemented immediately.
The production plan must be made concrete and achievable.
Show 1 more exampleShow fewer examples
We need a more concrete solution.
verb
to implement; to carry out; to put into effect
formalThe action of making a plan or policy concrete and executed.
The company is implementing the new environmental policy.
We must implement the plan, implement the measures, and assign responsibilities at every level.
Show 1 more exampleShow fewer examples
The government is working hard to implement various policies that benefit the people.
adjective
feel at ease; feel settled; be free from anxiety
dialectA dialectal (especially Northern) usage describing a state of mind. The character 塌实 (tāshi) is a variant. This meaning is informal and regional.
Without a resolution to the matter, I just can't feel at ease.
Once the child got home safely, I felt settled.
Show 1 more exampleShow fewer examples
Only after handling all the necessary procedures can I sleep soundly.