mechanization
[mek-uh-nuh-ZAY-shuhn]
nounfemininepl: mechanizations
mecanização
1. The process of introducing machines or mechanical devices to replace manual labor or human effort in a task or industry
The mechanization of agriculture has significantly increased crop yields.
A mecanização da agricultura aumentou significativamente a produção de colheitas.
2. The state or condition of being operated by or equipped with machinery
The factory's mechanization allows for faster production rates.
A mecanização da fábrica permite taxas de produção mais rápidas.
3. The introduction of automatic or mechanical systems into a previously manual operation
The mechanization of manufacturing transformed the industrial landscape.
A mecanização da manufatura transformou a paisagem industrial.
In Brazil, mechanization is a critical topic in agricultural policy and rural development, particularly in agribusiness discussions. The term reflects the country's significant modernization of farming practices, especially in states like São Paulo with sugarcane and coffee production. In the USA, mechanization is historically significant in the context of the Industrial Revolution and continues to be relevant in automation and labor discussions.
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