decreased performance

[dɪˈkriːst pərˈfɔːrməns]
noun phrasepl: decreased performances
desempenho reduzido
1. A decline or reduction in the quality, efficiency, or effectiveness of work, activity, or function
The athlete's decreased performance in the final match was attributed to an injury.
O desempenho reduzido do atleta na partida final foi atribuído a uma lesão.
2. Lower output or results compared to previous standards or expectations
The company noticed decreased performance in quarterly sales.
A empresa notou desempenho reduzido nas vendas trimestrais.
3. Deterioration in cognitive or physical capabilities
Fatigue can lead to decreased performance at work.
O cansaço pode levar a desempenho reduzido no trabalho.
In both American and Brazilian contexts, 'decreased performance' is commonly used in workplace evaluations, medical settings, and sports discussions. In Brazil, it's frequently discussed in educational contexts regarding student performance. In the USA, this term is particularly prevalent in corporate and athletic settings where performance metrics are regularly monitored and discussed.
NYC Slang
falling off, losing your edge, slipping
Synonyms / Sinônimos
performance declinereduced performanceimpaired performancelower performancedeteriorated performancesuboptimal performance
Antonyms / Antônimos
increased performanceimproved performanceenhanced performanceoptimal performancepeak performance

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
desempenho reduzido
Most common and standard usage throughout Brazil
General Brazilian
desempenho diminuído
Alternative form, slightly more formal
Portugal
desempenho reduzido
Same as Brazilian Portuguese; universally understood
Portugal
queda de desempenho
More colloquial Portuguese usage

Related Words

performance metricsproductivityefficiencycompetencecapabilitydeclinedegradationunderperformance

Related Idioms & Phrases

not up to par
below standard
losing steam
dropping the ball
off one's game
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