<prompt> Bo-rasaense ba bolelang ha ba re ntho e itseng ke ntho e sa bonahaleng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What do scientists mean when they say that something is abstract? . Response in English: When scientists use the term abstract, they generally mean that it is a concept or idea that is theoretical or non-concrete, and not based on physical or observable evidence or experience. Abstract concepts are often complex and broad ideas that can be difficult to define or measure, such as love or justice, and may be expressed through thought or symbols, rather than directly observed. In contrast, concrete concepts, ideas, or objects can be described or verified through observation, empirical evidence, or sensory experience. . Response in Sesotho: Ha bo-ramahlale ba sebelisa lentsoe abstract, ka kakaretso ba bolela hore ke mohopolo kapa mohopolo oo e leng oa khopolo-taba kapa oo e seng oa konkreite, me ha o itšetlehe ka bopaki bo bonahalang kapa bo bonahalang kapa phihlelo. Likhopolo tse sa utloahaleng hangata ke mehopolo e rarahaneng le e pharaletseng eo ho ka bang thata ho e hlalosa kapa ho e lekanya, joalo ka lerato kapa toka, me e ka hlahisoa ka mohopolo kapa matšoao, ho fapana le ho bonoa ka kotloloho. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, mehopolo e tiileng, mehopolo, kapa lintho li ka hlalosoa kapa tsa netefatsoa ka ho shebella, bopaki ba bopaki, kapa boiphihlelo ba maikutlo. 