concluded contracts

[kənˈkluːdɪd ˈkɒntræks]
noun phrasepl: concluded contracts
contratos celebrados
1. Contracts that have been finalized, signed, and are now in effect or completed
The concluded contracts between the two companies outline their mutual obligations.
Os contratos celebrados entre as duas empresas descrevem suas obrigações mútuas.
2. Agreements that have reached their final form and are legally binding
All concluded contracts must be filed with the legal department.
Todos os contratos celebrados devem ser arquivados no departamento jurídico.
3. Agreements that have been completed or terminated according to their terms
The concluded contracts no longer require active management.
Os contratos celebrados não exigem mais gerenciamento ativo.
In Brazilian business culture, 'contratos celebrados' is formal legal terminology commonly used in corporate, real estate, and government transactions. The term emphasizes the formal execution of contracts rather than mere agreement. In Portugal, the terminology is identical but more prevalent in formal legal documentation. The phrase is crucial in contract law and commercial discourse in both Portuguese-speaking regions.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
executed contractssigned contractsfinalized contractscompleted contractsbinding agreements
Antonyms / Antônimos
pending contractsdraft contractsunsigned contractsproposed contractsterminated contracts

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
contratos celebrados
Standard legal and business terminology used throughout Brazil
São Paulo
contratos fechados
Common alternative in business contexts, meaning 'closed' or 'finalized' contracts
Rio de Janeiro
contratos assinados
Emphasizes the signing aspect; literally 'signed contracts'
Portugal
contratos celebrados
Legal Portuguese uses the same formal terminology as Brazil

Related Words

contract negotiationcontract executionlegal agreementbinding termscontract enforcement

Related Idioms & Phrases

seal a contract
hammer out a deal
sign on the dotted line
shake on it
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