protective garments
[prəˈtɛktɪv ˈɡɑːrmənt]
nounpl: protective garments
roupas de proteção
1. clothing designed to shield the body from harm, hazards, or adverse environmental conditions
Healthcare workers wear protective garments during surgical procedures to prevent contamination.
Os profissionais de saúde usam roupas de proteção durante procedimentos cirúrgicos para prevenir contaminação.
2. specialized clothing used in industrial, chemical, or biological hazard environments
Factory employees must wear protective garments when handling toxic materials.
Os funcionários da fábrica devem usar roupas de proteção ao manusear materiais tóxicos.
3. gear worn for safety in sports or physical activities
Motorcycle riders require protective garments to minimize injuries in case of accidents.
Os motociclistas exigem roupas de proteção para minimizar ferimentos em caso de acidentes.
The term 'protective garments' became increasingly prevalent in Brazilian and Portuguese cultures after the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in healthcare and service industries. In Brazil, the abbreviation 'EPI' (Equipamento de Proteção Individual) is extensively used in occupational safety regulations and workplace training. In the USA, this term is critical in OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) compliance and workplace safety protocols.
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