intact objects
[ɪnˈtækt ˈɑːbdʒɪkts]
noun phrasepl: intact objects
objetos intactos
1. Items or things that remain whole, unbroken, or undamaged; objects that have not been altered, damaged, or destroyed
The archaeologists carefully excavated the site to preserve intact objects from the ancient civilization.
Os arqueólogos escavaram cuidadosamente o sítio para preservar os objetos intactos da civilização antiga.
2. In scientific or technical contexts, materials or specimens that have maintained their original state without modification or deterioration
The laboratory requires intact objects for accurate analysis and testing.
O laboratório requer objetos intactos para análise e testes precisos.
3. Personal possessions or goods that have not been opened, used, or compromised
She received the package with all intact objects as promised by the seller.
Ela recebeu o pacote com todos os objetos intactos conforme prometido pelo vendedor.
The phrase 'intact objects' is commonly used in archaeological, museum, and academic contexts in both the United States and Brazil. In Brazil, it's frequently employed in cultural heritage discussions and museum exhibitions. The term emphasizes the importance of preservation in both countries' educational and scientific institutions.
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