grouped objects

[ɡruːpt ˈɒbdʒɪkts]
noun phrase
objetos agrupados
1. Multiple items or elements that have been collected, organized, or arranged together as a single unit
The designer selected grouped objects to create a cohesive visual composition.
O designer selecionou objetos agrupados para criar uma composição visual coerente.
2. In software/design applications, items that are combined into a single selectable unit while maintaining their individual properties
In the graphic design software, you can select grouped objects to move them together.
No software de design gráfico, você pode selecionar objetos agrupados para movê-los juntos.
3. A collection of related data or visual elements organized for functional or aesthetic purposes
The spreadsheet contains grouped objects that represent quarterly sales data.
A planilha contém objetos agrupados que representam dados de vendas trimestrais.
The term 'grouped objects' is commonly used in Brazilian design and tech communities, particularly in graphic design, software development, and data organization contexts. It reflects the importance of organization and efficiency in professional environments across both Brazilian and American corporate cultures.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
clustered itemscombined elementsorganized collectionassembled units
Antonyms / Antônimos
isolated objectsscattered itemsungrouped elementsseparate entities

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
objetos agrupados
Standard term used in design, software, and organizational contexts
Rio de Janeiro
objetos agrupados/elementos reunidos
Common usage in design and tech industries
São Paulo
objetos agrupados/conjunto de objetos
Technical term frequently used in corporate and creative sectors
Portugal
objetos agrupados/elementos reunidos
Similar usage to Brazilian Portuguese, with slight preference for 'elementos reunidos'

Related Words

groupingclusteringselectionarrangementorganizationcollection

Related Idioms & Phrases

strength in numbers
keep things together
unite for a cause
collective effort
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