notched

[/ˈnɒtʃt/]
adjective
entalhado
1. having a notch or notches; cut or indented with a V-shaped or rectangular groove
The carpenter created a notched beam for the roof structure.
O carpinteiro criou uma viga entalhada para a estrutura do telhado.
2. having achieved or recorded something, especially a victory or score
The team notched their third consecutive win this season.
O time conquistou sua terceira vitória consecutiva nesta temporada.
3. having a serrated or jagged edge with small cuts or indentations
The notched blade provides better grip on the material.
A lâmina entalhada oferece melhor aderência no material.
In American English, 'notched' is commonly used in both physical and figurative contexts. In sports and informal speech, 'notched a win' means securing a victory. In Brazilian Portuguese, 'entalhado' is primarily used for physical descriptions, while 'conquistado' or 'marcado' is preferred for achievements.
NYC Slang
locked in, sealed (when referring to achievements)
Synonyms / Sinônimos
indentedgroovedserratedcutscored
Antonyms / Antônimos
smoothplainuncut

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
entalhado
most common term for physical notches or cuts
General Brazilian
conquistado
used when referring to achievements or victories
Portugal
entalhado
same as Brazilian Portuguese
Technical/Sports
marcado
used in sports contexts meaning 'scored' or 'recorded'

Related Words

notchnotchingindentgroovecarve

Related Idioms & Phrases

notch in one's belt - a success or achievement to be proud of
notch up - to achieve or record a success
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