fully constructed structure

[ˈfʊli kənˈstrʌktɪd ˈstrʌktʃər]
noun phrasepl: fully constructed structures
estrutura totalmente construída
1. A building or construction that has been completed and is ready for use or occupancy
The fully constructed structure passed all safety inspections before opening to the public.
A estrutura totalmente construída passou por todas as inspeções de segurança antes de ser aberta ao público.
2. Any completed architectural or engineering work with all components in place
The bridge is now a fully constructed structure connecting the two cities.
A ponte agora é uma estrutura totalmente construída conectando as duas cidades.
3. A framework or organization that is complete and fully developed
The company has established a fully constructed structure for its operations.
A empresa estabeleceu uma estrutura totalmente construída para suas operações.
In Brazil's booming real estate market, 'pronto' (ready) or 'totalmente construído' is a highly valued selling point. In the USA, 'turnkey' is often preferred. The term reflects the importance of completion in construction timelines and property development in both cultures.
NYC Slang
fully built structure; completed job
Synonyms / Sinônimos
completed structurefinished buildingconstructed edificecompleted constructionfully developed structure
Antonyms / Antônimos
incomplete structurepartially constructed buildingunder constructionunfinished construction

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
estrutura totalmente construída
Standard term used in construction and real estate contexts
São Paulo
prédio/estrutura pronto
Common in real estate listings and construction industry
Rio de Janeiro
construção finalizada
Commonly used in property advertisements
Portugal
estrutura completamente construída
More formal term used in official documents

Related Words

constructionbuildinginfrastructurearchitectural designcompletionedifice

Related Idioms & Phrases

ready-made structure
turnkey building
shell and core complete
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