crude in Latin
crude in Latin is crūdus — crude means in a raw, natural, or unrefined state.
crude in Latin
crūdus
Characterized by simplicity, especially something not carefully or expertly made.
What does "crude" mean?
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adj In a raw, natural, or unrefined state.
"The factory ships crude rubber abroad, where it is made into tyres."
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adj Roughly made, simple, or lacking sophistication.
"He drew a crude map of the village on the back of an envelope."
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adj Vulgar or lacking tact, especially in language or humour.
"Please don't make crude remarks at the dinner table in front of the children."
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crude in a sentence
- The factory ships crude rubber abroad, where it is made into tyres.
- Crude sugar is brown and has not yet been refined.
- He drew a crude map of the village on the back of an envelope.
- The boys made a crude raft from planks and empty barrels.
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What is "crude" in Latin?
"crude" in Latin is crūdus. crude means: In a raw, natural, or unrefined state.
How do you use "crude" in a sentence?
Example: "The factory ships crude rubber abroad, where it is made into tyres." In Latin, "crude" is crūdus.
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