crude objects
[kruːd ˈɒbdʒɪkts]
noun phrasepl: crude objects
objetos brutos; objetos grosseiros; objetos rudimentares
1. Simple, roughly made items lacking refinement, sophistication, or finished quality
The museum displayed crude objects created by ancient civilizations.
O museu exibiu objetos brutos criados por civilizações antigas.
2. Unrefined or unprocessed items in their natural or basic state
The artists worked with crude objects found in nature to create their installations.
Os artistas trabalharam com objetos brutos encontrados na natureza para criar suas instalações.
3. Items lacking politeness, delicacy, or good taste; coarse or vulgar objects
The gallery refused to display the crude objects due to their offensive nature.
A galeria recusou exibir os objetos brutos devido à sua natureza ofensiva.
In Brazilian Portuguese, 'objetos brutos' is commonly used in art, anthropology, and construction contexts. In the USA, this phrase appears frequently in museum descriptions, archaeological discussions, and contemporary art criticism. The term carries neutral to negative connotations depending on context—appreciation for authentic primitiveness versus criticism for lack of refinement.
NYC Slang
beat-up stuff; junk; raw pieces
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