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1. (n.) raw material
material before being processed or manufactured into a final form.
Etymology: (1790–1800)
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1. (noun) raw material, staple
material suitable for manufacture or use or finishing
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1. (noun) raw material
sth basic that is needed to make sth
the raw materials for building a house
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Sense: material before being processed or manufactured; material in its natural state such as iron and coal.
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 Afrikaans: roustof, rustof |
 Arabic: مادّه خام |
 Bulgarian: суровини |
 Brazilian: em estado natural / bruto |
 Czech: surovina |
 German: die Rohstoffe |
 Danish: råmateriale |
 Greek: πρώτη ύλη |
 Spanish: materia prima |
 Estonian: toormaterjal |
 Farsi: ماده خام |
 Finnish: raaka-aine |
 French: matière première |
 Hebrew: חוֹמֶר גֶלֶם |
 Hindi: कच्चा माल |
 Croatian: sirovina |
 Hungarian: nyersanyag |
 Indonesian: bahan mentah |
 Italian: (materiale grezzo), (mate |
 Japanese: 原料 |
 Korean: 원료 |
 Lithuanian: žaliava |
 Latvian: jēlviela; izejmateriāls |
 Malay: bahan mentah |
 Dutch: grondstof |
 Norwegian: råstoff |
 Polish: surowiec |
 Persian: ماده خام |
 Pashto: خامه ماده |
 Russian: сырьё |
 Slovak: surovina |
 Slovenian: surovina |
 Serbian: sirovina |
 Swedish: råmaterial, råvara |
 Thai: วัตถุดิบ |
 Turkish: ham madde |
 Taiwanese: 原料 |
 Ukrainian: сировина |
 Urdu: خام مال |
 Vietnamese: nguyên liệu thô |
 Chinese: 原料 |
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