finished batch

[ˈfɪnɪʃt bætʃ]
nounpl: finished batches
lote finalizado
1. A completed group or quantity of items produced together in manufacturing, cooking, or processing that has undergone all required steps and is ready for distribution, sale, or use
The factory shipped three finished batches of automotive parts this week.
A fábrica enviou três lotes finalizados de peças automotivas esta semana.
2. In cooking or baking, a completed portion of food prepared according to a recipe that meets quality standards
The bakery's finished batch of croissants passed quality inspection.
O lote finalizado de croissants da padaria passou na inspeção de qualidade.
3. In software or data processing, a completed set of data or tasks that have been fully processed
The system confirmed that the finished batch of invoices was ready for billing.
O sistema confirmou que o lote finalizado de faturas estava pronto para cobrança.
This term is extensively used in Brazilian manufacturing and food production industries. Companies often use 'lote finalizado' in official quality control documentation and shipping manifests. The concept is central to Brazilian industrial efficiency standards and lean manufacturing practices adopted by major companies.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
completed batchfinished lotready batchcompleted production run
Antonyms / Antônimos
unfinished batchpartial batchwork in progressraw batch

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
lote finalizado
Standard term used in manufacturing and industrial contexts
São Paulo
lote pronto
Informal variant commonly used in business communications
Rio de Janeiro
lote completo
Alternative phrasing emphasizing completion
Portugal
lote terminado
Portuguese variant with slightly different terminology preference

Related Words

batch processingproduction runquality controlinventorymanufacturingproduction output

Related Idioms & Phrases

ready to go
off the production line
out of the oven
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