halted operation

[ˈhɔːltɪd ˌɑːpəˈreɪʃən]
noun phrasepl: halted operations
operação interrompida
1. A business, industrial, or organizational activity that has been stopped or suspended, either temporarily or permanently
The factory announced a halted operation due to equipment failure.
A fábrica anunciou uma operação interrompida devido à falha do equipamento.
2. The cessation or interruption of a process or procedure that was previously active
The halted operation resulted in significant financial losses.
A operação interrompida resultou em perdas financeiras significativas.
3. In military or law enforcement context, the stopping of an active mission or tactical engagement
The halted operation was ordered by command headquarters.
A operação interrompida foi ordenada pela sede do comando.
In Brazil, this term is frequently used in industrial, commercial, and governmental contexts, particularly during labor disputes (paralisações) or technical emergencies. In the USA, it's commonly used in business reports, news, and official statements regarding factory closures, service interruptions, or military operations.
NYC Slang
operation shut down
Synonyms / Sinônimos
suspended operationstopped operationceased operationinterrupted operationshutdown
Antonyms / Antônimos
active operationongoing operationrunning operationoperational status

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
operação interrompida
Standard usage in business and technical contexts
São Paulo
operação paralisada
Common in industrial and labor-related contexts
Rio de Janeiro
operação suspensa
Formal usage, especially in official communications
Portugal
operação suspensa ou interrompida
Both terms used interchangeably; slightly more formal tone

Related Words

interruptionsuspensionclosureresumptionshutdowndowntime

Related Idioms & Phrases

bring operations to a halt
grind to a halt
come to a standstill
hit the brakes
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