minuciosos

[mi-nu-si-O-zus]
adjectivemasculinepl: minuciosos (masculine plural) / minuciosas (feminine plural)
meticulous, thorough, detailed, painstaking
1. characterized by great attention to small details; extremely careful and precise
The detective conducted a meticulous investigation of the crime scene.
O detetive conduziu uma investigação minuciosa da cena do crime.
2. requiring or showing great attention to detail
This job requires minuscule and meticulous work.
Este trabalho requer um trabalho minucioso e detalhado.
3. thorough and comprehensive in examining or dealing with something
A minuscule examination of the contract revealed several hidden clauses.
Um exame minucioso do contrato revelou várias cláusulas ocultas.
The word 'minuciosos' is widely used in Brazilian Portuguese in professional, academic, and everyday contexts to emphasize thoroughness and attention to detail. It carries a positive connotation and is frequently used in job descriptions, legal documents, and academic writing. In Portugal, the usage is identical and equally formal.
NYC Slang
meticulous, detail-oriented, thorough (no distinct slang equivalent; standard English term used)
Synonyms / Sinônimos
detalhadosmeticulososcuidadososprecisosminudosescrupulososrigorososcircunstanciados
Antonyms / Antônimos
negligentesdescuidadossuperficiaisimprecisosgrosseirosapressados

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
minuciosos
standard usage across Brazil, commonly used in formal and informal contexts
Rio de Janeiro
minuciosos
usage same as general Brazilian Portuguese
São Paulo
minuciosos
common in business and professional contexts
Portugal
minuciosos
identical usage; standard European Portuguese variant

Related Words

minúciaminuciosidadedetalheprecisãometiculosidadeescrupulosidade

Related Idioms & Phrases

análise minuciosa (thorough analysis)
exame minucioso (detailed examination)
inspeção minuciosa (meticulous inspection)
investigação minuciosa (thorough investigation)
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