discrete parcel

[/dɪˈskriːt ˈpɑːrsəl/]
nounpl: discrete parcels
lote discreto / parcela discreta
1. A separate, distinct, and individual unit or portion of land, property, or goods that is clearly distinguished from others
Each discrete parcel of land was surveyed and assessed individually for taxation purposes.
Cada lote discreto de terra foi medido e avaliado individualmente para fins de tributação.
2. In legal or real estate contexts, a clearly defined piece of property with established boundaries
The developer divided the large property into multiple discrete parcels for sale.
O desenvolvedor dividiu a grande propriedade em múltiplos lotes discretos para venda.
3. In logistics or commerce, a separate, countable unit of goods or items
The shipment contained five discrete parcels, each requiring separate documentation.
O carregamento continha cinco parcelas discretas, cada uma exigindo documentação separada.
This term is primarily used in legal, real estate, and surveying contexts in both Brazilian and American English. In Brazil, the concept is fundamental to property registration (Cartório) and land subdivision laws. The term reflects the importance of precise property demarcation in urbanization and real estate development.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
separate parcelindividual lotdistinct unitseparate unitindividual parcel
Antonyms / Antônimos
combined parcelunified lotaggregate propertycontinuous property

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
lote discreto / parcela discreta
Commonly used in real estate and legal documentation
São Paulo
lote
Often simplified to 'lote' in commercial real estate contexts
Rio de Janeiro
parcela
May emphasize the divisional aspect of property
Portugal
parcela discreta / terreno discriminado
More formal legal terminology preferred

Related Words

parcellotplotpropertysubdivisioncadastralboundarydeed

Related Idioms & Phrases

divide into discrete parcels
discrete parcel of land
individual parcel identification
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