active status

[/ˈæktɪv ˈsteɪtəs/]
nounpl: active statuses
status ativo
1. A condition or state indicating that something is currently functioning, operational, or in use
The employee maintained active status throughout the year.
O funcionário manteve status ativo durante todo o ano.
2. In professional or administrative contexts, a designation showing that a person, account, or membership is currently valid and in good standing
Your account must have active status to access premium features.
Sua conta deve ter status ativo para acessar recursos premium.
3. In military or service contexts, the condition of being on active duty or current roster
He returned to active status after his medical leave.
Ele retornou ao status ativo após sua licença médica.
In Brazilian professional and bureaucratic contexts, 'status ativo' is extensively used in employment records, membership systems, and administrative databases. This term is critical in formal documentation and legal contexts. In the USA, 'active status' is particularly important in military terminology, professional licensing, and subscription-based services. The concept reflects institutional organization and regulatory compliance in both cultures.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
active stateoperational statuscurrent statusfunctioning statevalid status
Antonyms / Antônimos
inactive statusdormant statussuspended statusinactive statenon-operational status

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
status ativo
Standard term used in business, government, and administrative contexts
São Paulo
status ativo
Commonly used in corporate and financial sectors
Rio de Janeiro
status ativo
Standard usage in administrative and service contexts
Portugal
estado ativo / estatuto ativo
Portuguese Portuguese may use 'estado ativo' or 'estatuto ativo' depending on context

Related Words

statusactiveactivationdeactivationoperationalfunctional

Related Idioms & Phrases

maintain active status
return to active status
grant active status
restore active status
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