event completion

[ɪˈvɛnt kəmˈpliːʃən]
nounpl: event completions
conclusão de evento
1. The successful finish or accomplishment of an event, including all planned activities and objectives
The event completion was marked by a final ceremony and awards distribution.
A conclusão do evento foi marcada por uma cerimônia final e distribuição de prêmios.
2. In project management or software, the state in which all required actions for an event have been finished
Event completion requires confirmation from all participating departments.
A conclusão do evento requer confirmação de todos os departamentos participantes.
3. The achievement of reaching the end goal or final stage of an organized gathering or program
We celebrated event completion with a team dinner.
Celebramos a conclusão do evento com um jantar em equipe.
This term is commonly used in Brazilian corporate culture, event management industry, and project-based work environments. In Portugal, both 'conclusão' and 'encerramento' are equally accepted. In the USA and international business contexts, this phrase is standard in project management and event planning documentation.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
event conclusionevent finishevent accomplishmentevent finalizationevent closure
Antonyms / Antônimos
event cancellationevent postponementevent initiationevent beginning

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
conclusão de evento
Standard term used in business and formal contexts
São Paulo
encerramento do evento
Common in corporate environments and event industry
Rio de Janeiro
finalização do evento
Used in tourism and entertainment sectors
Portugal
conclusão do evento
Formal usage similar to Brazilian Portuguese, also 'encerramento'

Related Words

event planningevent managementevent coordinationmilestonedeadlineproject closuredeliverable

Related Idioms & Phrases

wrap up the event
bring the event to a close
see the event through to the end
cross the finish line of an event
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