dominant divisions

[/ˈdɒmɪnənt dɪˈvɪʒənz/]
nounpl: dominant divisions
divisões dominantes
1. The primary or most powerful groups, categories, or segments that have the greatest influence or control within a system, organization, or society
The dominant divisions in the tech industry are software and hardware development.
As divisões dominantes na indústria de tecnologia são desenvolvimento de software e hardware.
2. In organizational contexts, the main departments or business units that generate the most revenue or wield the most authority
The company's dominant divisions are finance and marketing.
As divisões dominantes da empresa são finança e marketing.
3. In biological taxonomy, the major categories or groups that are most prevalent or influential within a classification system
The dominant divisions of plants include angiosperms and gymnosperms.
As divisões dominantes das plantas incluem angiospermas e gimnospermas.
This term is frequently used in corporate and academic contexts in both Brazil and the United States. In Brazilian business environments, understanding 'divisões dominantes' is crucial for organizational hierarchy and decision-making processes. In the U.S., the phrase commonly appears in business analysis, market research, and organizational management discussions.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
major divisionsprimary divisionsmain divisionsprincipal divisionsleading segments
Antonyms / Antônimos
minor divisionssecondary divisionssubordinate divisionsperipheral divisions

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
divisões dominantes
Standard usage across Brazil
São Paulo
divisões dominantes
Common in business and corporate contexts
Rio de Janeiro
divisões dominantes
Usage similar to São Paulo, particularly in organizational settings
Portugal
divisões dominantes
Standard Portuguese equivalent, used identically

Related Words

dominantdivisionhierarchysegmentationcategorizationorganizational structureleadershippower structure

Related Idioms & Phrases

divide and conquer
pecking order
top of the food chain
ruling the roost
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