be set in concrete



be set in concrete

if an arrangement, a plan or a rule is set in concrete, it is completely fixed so that it cannot be changed (usually negative) We've drawn up some rough guidelines - they're by no means set in concrete.
See also: concrete, set

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
NezİH-Turkish
Cristi-Romanian
Ascroft['æʃkrɔft]
Pompeopom-PE-oItalian
Fairuz-Arabic
DonndubhÁN-Ancient Irish