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1. (n.) ingot
a mass of metal cast in a convenient form for shaping, remelting, or refining.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME: mold)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) ingot, metal bar, block of metal
metal that is cast in the shape of a block for convenient handling
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1. (noun) ingot
that in which metal is cast; a mold
2. (noun) ingot
a bar or wedge of steel, gold, or other malleable metal, cast in a mold; a mass of unwrought cast metal
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Sense: a mass of metal (eg gold or silver) cast in a mould
The gold was transported as ingots.
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 Afrikaans: staaf |
 Arabic: سَبيكَه |
 Bulgarian: кюлче |
 Brazilian: lingote |
 Czech: ingot |
 German: der Barren |
 Danish: barre |
 Greek: ράβδος μετάλλου (χρυσού ή |
 Spanish: lingote, barra |
 Estonian: (kulla)kang |
 Farsi: شمش |
 Finnish: harkko |
 French: lingot |
 Hebrew: מְטִיל |
 Hindi: शिलिका |
 Croatian: šipka |
 Hungarian: öntecs |
 Indonesian: batangan |
 Icelandic: málmstöng |
 Italian: lingotto |
 Japanese: 鋳塊 |
 Korean: 주괴(鑄塊) |
 Lithuanian: luitas |
 Latvian: (zelta, metāla) stienis |
 Malay: jongkong |
 Dutch: staaf |
 Norwegian: (støpe)blokk, barre |
 Polish: sztaba |
 Persian: شمش |
 Pashto: چڼاسكى، چيڼياسى، شومړې |
 Portuguese: lingote |
 Romanian: lingou |
 Russian: слиток |
 Slovak: ingot |
 Slovenian: palica |
 Serbian: poluga |
 Swedish: tacka |
 Thai: แท่งโลหะ |
 Turkish: külçe |
 Taiwanese: 鑄塊 |
 Ukrainian: зливок; брусок |
 Urdu: ڈھلی ہوئی دھات کا مستطیل |
 Vietnamese: thỏi |
 Chinese: 铸块 |
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