confirmed connection

[kən-ˈfərmd kə-ˈnek-shən]
nounpl: confirmed connections
conexão confirmada
1. An established link or relationship that has been verified or authenticated
The confirmed connection between the two companies led to a successful merger.
A conexão confirmada entre as duas empresas levou a uma fusão bem-sucedida.
2. In telecommunications or networking, a verified link between two devices or parties
Once we have a confirmed connection to the server, we can proceed with the download.
Uma vez que tenhamos uma conexão confirmada com o servidor, podemos prosseguir com o download.
3. A relationship or association that has been officially established or acknowledged
Police found a confirmed connection between the suspect and the crime scene.
A polícia encontrou uma conexão confirmada entre o suspeito e a cena do crime.
This term is commonly used in Brazilian business, technology, and law enforcement contexts. In the USA, it's prevalent in telecommunications and IT industries. The phrase reflects modern networking culture where verification and confirmation are essential before proceeding with transactions or communications.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
established connectionverified connectionauthenticated linkconfirmed relationshipestablished link
Antonyms / Antônimos
unconfirmed connectionbroken connectionsevered linkdenied connectionlost connection

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
conexão confirmada
Standard usage in business, technology, and general contexts
Rio de Janeiro
conexão confirmada
Common in telecommunications and business sectors
São Paulo
conexão confirmada
Widely used in corporate and tech environments
Portugal
ligação confirmada
Alternative term using 'ligação' instead of 'conexão'; both are acceptable

Related Words

connectionconfirmationverificationauthenticationnetworklinkrelationshipassociation

Related Idioms & Phrases

make a confirmed connection
establish a confirmed connection
verify a connection
lock in a connection
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