profile height

[ˈproʊfaɪl ˈhaɪt]
nounpl: profile heights
altura do perfil
1. The vertical distance or elevation of a profile, outline, or cross-section measured from a reference point or baseline
The profile height of the mountain ridge was measured at 2,450 meters above sea level.
A altura do perfil da crista da montanha foi medida em 2.450 metros acima do nível do mar.
2. In engineering and construction, the maximum vertical dimension of a structural profile or section
The steel beam's profile height must not exceed 300mm to fit within the ceiling space.
A altura do perfil da viga de aço não deve exceder 300mm para caber no espaço do teto.
3. In geology and surveying, the vertical extent of a geological or topographical cross-section
The geologist documented the profile height variations across the excavation site.
O geólogo documentou as variações da altura do perfil através do local de escavação.
This is primarily a technical and engineering term used in Brazil and Portugal. It appears frequently in construction blueprints, geological surveys, and structural engineering specifications. The term is not typically used in everyday conversation but is essential in professional and academic contexts related to civil engineering, architecture, and geology.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
elevationvertical dimensionsection heightprofile depthcross-sectional height
Antonyms / Antônimos
profile widthprofile depthhorizontal distance

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
altura do perfil
Standard term used in engineering and construction contexts
Rio de Janeiro
altura do perfil
Common usage in construction and civil engineering projects
São Paulo
altura do perfil
Technical term widely used in industrial and architectural specifications
Portugal
altura do perfil
Standard term used in Portuguese engineering documentation

Related Words

profilecross-sectionelevationvertical measurementdimensiontopographystructural section

Related Idioms & Phrases

keep a low profile
raise one's profile
high-profile case
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